Rob
In all honesty, you will stand a better chance of saving your friends 38 GiB
of music by using an Ubuntu Live CD (or similar) than you will with a Win XP
disc. Personally I would boot the machine from the live CD and then copy the
data off to a safe media. Then you can re-install Windows once
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Firefox bookmarks are a simple HTML file located in
~/.mozilla/firefox/profile/bookmarks.html
I'm not sure if you can import it but at worst, you can always open it
in Firefox as a normal HTML
On 25 May 2010 22:05, Harry Rickards ha...@linux.com wrote:
On 25 May 2010, at 21:08, Jon Farmer j...@bctech.co.uk wrote:
On Tue, 2010-05-25 at 17:38 +0100, Dianne Reuby wrote:
Has anyone tried the ITV Player in Firefox in Lucid? I can play
pre-watershed items, but others give another
On 3 May 2010 16:37, John Matthews jake...@sky.com wrote:
On 03/05/10 14:47, Stuart Bird wrote:
I suffered this problem some time ago when I had 9.10 installed
as a dual boot laptop (also on a Sky router although I do not think
that is connected to the issue). In the end I found
Hi All
Does anyone know how I can check the CFLAGS settings in Ubuntu (10.4 x64).
I have a need to run an application that depends on these settings to
optimise speed but have found that Ubuntu has no make.conf file which is
where I would normally expect to find/tweak these settings.
Basically I
On 4 May 2010 14:29, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
matt...@truthisfreedom.org.uk wrote:
Quoting Stuart Bird stuart.bi...@googlemail.com:
Hi All
Does anyone know how I can check the CFLAGS settings in Ubuntu (10.4
x64).
I have a need to run an application that depends on these settings
On 3 May 2010 12:06, John Matthews jake...@sky.com wrote:
On 03/05/10 11:58, Alan Lord (News) wrote:
On 03/05/10 11:43, Alan Lord (News) wrote:
Having said all this, it might not be the wisest advice to give you. You
can break things. But if it is broken then it probably doesn't matter
Josh
I attempted to sign up to Worc's LUG about three or four months ago, when their
web site was up and running. I never received a reply, other than the server
generated stuff, and have never seen any list activity from it.
There are active LUG's within Worcestershire (Malvern) and close by
Hi
I
am running a recent install of Ubuntu 8.10 x64 on a Dell XPS M1330
which I use both at work and at home. The issue I am having is that the
works network is behind a proxy but the home one is not. I use a wired
connection (eth0) when at work and the wi-fi (wlan0) when at home. I
can get
The top of SeaMonkey now disappears under the top icon bar of screen and
I can't shift it in any direction; nothing else is
affected.any ideas?
Hold down the 'alt' key and drag the window down with your left mouse button.
Then resize the window to fit just less than the
if only Canonical could work to getting a supplier (e.g.
Dell) into PC World and the like, it would be easier. I suppose we need
to `create' demand.
I think they already have! I was in, I think it was the Worcester PC World (I
travel a lot so please excuse the vagueness) a week or two ago and I
I've never had any dealings with them so can't comment on service quality but
these:
http://efficientpc.co.uk/
appear to supply decent spec machines at sensible prices, all with ubuntu
pre-installed.
Stu
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Rise to the
: [ubuntu-uk] USB Hard Drive Group Permissions
Stuart
Bird
wrote:
The
first
way
is
to
use:
gksudo
nautilus
to
access
and
edit
files
as
root.
The
second
way
is
to
add
myself
to
the
root
group
which
then
allows
me
full
control
from
my
normal
users
account
from my normal users account.
Can anyone advise if these are viable (ie safe) long term solutions or should I
keep searching for a better way.
Stu
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From: Stuart Bird [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ubuntu-UK ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
Sent: Thursday, 7 February, 2008 4:08:10 PM
Hi All
I've just taken delivery of a new LaCie 80 Gb usb external hard drive.On
plugging it in to my laptop (running dual win xp/gutsy) it automounted without
error. I have copied some files and folders to it (both from a windows xp
partition and the ubuntu partition) without issue but then
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Sent: Friday, 1 February, 2008 10:02:28 AM
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] affuse: FUSE support is disabled (Ubuntu 7.10)
On
Fri,
Feb
01,
2008
at
09:56:37AM
+,
Stuart
Bird
wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/stu#
affuse
/home/stu/case_work/testing/aimage/aimage_test-1.aff
/mnt/aff
Tsk
Hi All
I have been taking a look at afflib using Ubuntu 7.10 as part of a digital
forensics research project. Part of the package (aimage) allows you to make a
copy of a hard drive or volume, including certain metadata from the target
device, and later mount the image obtained using another
Al
to enable FUSE support in Ubuntu. (I have fuse-utils installed)
Yes, I have :)
Tsk
tsk
root
:)
Unfortunately trying to conduct forensic examination tasks as a normal user is
like pulling teeth, so it's a necessary evil I'm afraid. I mainly use sudo su
for tasks that require
Eric
Just a couple of thoughts that may help you out.
I would seriously consider trying the 32 bit installation. It will work well
with the 64 bit chip but you won't (or shouldn't ) experience as many driver
issues. Bear in mind that 64 bit support, even in the MS world is still on the
ropey
Chris
Have a poke around for hidden .trash folders, particularly on mounted media
such as USB/Firewire hard drives. I have found that Ubuntu has a habit of
creating these on such volumes and they do not appear to get emptied by the
usual processes. I have often thought I had deleted files then
Chris
The volume at media is a Windows based NTFS
So is mine (attached via USB). The hidden trash file is still created on it
though. I have only recently discovered this feature so I am not sure why it
happens but it can be annoying. Of course it may not be related to your issue
but it's
Chris
I have just done some testing as promised with the hidden trash folder on my
ntfs drive and found that both df -h and du -hs /* did not report the changes
in file sizes on the /media volume until I manually deleted the files from it
(therefore it would appear that both commands respond
Chris
I just got this response from another list:
The df command will report all the available space on the disk , in
other words it will report the number of blocks in the free list.
The du command gives you and total number of blocks used by the directory that
is passed to it as a
Another fantastic opportunity trashed, by a single idiot who didn't
think about the target audience...
Agreed wholeheartedly, but...
Having recognised that such an opportunity has been created, is it not our
(Ubuntu-Uk) and/or Canonical's responsibility to try and engage with the
companies
Hi All
I have a large music collection which is probably 95% mp3 format. I would like
to move it all to an open format such as Ogg Vorbis (or any other alternatives
that I am unaware of).
So I have a couple of questions:
Are there any tools that will help me achieve this?
Will there be any
- Forwarded Message
From: Stuart Bird [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 18 December, 2007 3:13:14 PM
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Mp3 to Ogg Conversion
Thanks everyone for the info:
Yes. Going from one lossy format to a different lossy format where each
start ripping new stuff to decent bit-rate ogg as you get new material
I think that may be the route to take.
Any suggestions on what would be a good choice of ripper to give the
necessary bit-rate control?
The sound juicer app that came with gutsy doesn't appear to provide that
level of
Or is the data un-encrypted
I believe it is un-encrypted, however someone with more experience may be able
to confirm that for you.
I'm guessing that using an SSH tunnel (something i've never done
before)
I have used this how-to at work (where I had to use Windows) to connect to a
MySql
Norman
Forgive me if I am way off on this as I have joined the thread half way through.
From what I understand you have an SATA drive with XP on it and a CD drive
attached via IDE. And you want to connect a PATA (ide) hard drive to the
machine to put Ubuntu on as dual boot?
If that is the
So, just to clarify things:
Your computer currently has XP installed as its only operating system and that
is on an ide connected hard drive.
You also have a CD drive, also connected via an ide connection?
You have an SATA drive that you want to introduce to the machine to run Ubuntu
from?
Ah, I see. In that case I have to defer to those who have experience of
installing Windows post Linux. I have never done it that way round.
It has always been suggested to me that where a dual boot is required then it
is far safer to install Windows, then introduce your Linux distribution. As
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