Hey
I do use Compiz but the screensaver reference makes more sense. I
recently started using the Ubuntu Satanic Edition screensaver and
startup/shutdown bar thing (I haven't a clue what that's called).
Assuming this is the cause I'm unsure of exactly how to remove it or
replace it with the
On Sun, Feb 17, 2008 at 01:14:50PM +, Sean Miller wrote:
Ubuntu Satanic Edition?
Sean
http://ubuntusatanic.org/news/about
It's a set of themes to make Ubuntu look more like Windows Vista.
-Gav
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I think we need to:
Ubuntu Satanic Edition?
Sean
http://ubuntusatanic.org/news/about
It's a set of themes to make Ubuntu look more like Windows Vista.
-Gav
No, it's a set of themes to convert Ubuntu and Ubuntu Christian
Edition into a Linux installation for the damned ;)
Regardless there's nothing
Wulfy wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
Thanks for info...have tried your suggestion but it doesn't do what I
want (at least on my machine).. a simple example is the MPPLAYER
(Gnome) I activate it, produce music, minimize at which moment it
disappears like a ferret down a drainpipe but
On Sun, 2008-02-17 at 20:00 +, Jai Harrison wrote:
Well it happened again and I just lost loads of stuff .
I'm probably going to backup my home folder and reinstall Ubuntu.
After doing so I'll make sure NOT to copy over everything from my home
folder but only essentials (in case
Just found this article:
http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/personal_tech/article3374812.ece
the British company Elonex is launching the country’s first sub £100
computer later this month and hopes to be making 200,000 of them by the
summer.
So how can Elonex make a
Chris Oattes wrote:
Sean Miller said the following on 17/02/08 10:02:
On 2/16/08, Eddie Armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well what started out as a simple request has turned into a lot of
unpleasantness:
I don't know how to make it any more obvious I was seeking a *legal*
solution and
Well it happened again and I just lost loads of stuff .
I'm probably going to backup my home folder and reinstall Ubuntu.
After doing so I'll make sure NOT to copy over everything from my home
folder but only essentials (in case something in there is the cause of
this).
Unless anyone has an
John Levin wrote:
Just found this article:
the British company Elonex is launching the country’s first sub £100
computer later this month and hopes to be making 200,000 of them by the
summer.
snip
So, anyone going to the Education Show? Anyone have any idea what distro
it will be running?
WOW
I REALLY WANT ONE!!!
The reason I never got an eee was the ridiculous price - £220!!??
I will start saving ASAP
(Being 15, money is always scarce)
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Did anyone see the comment?
I was pleased with this development until I read Linux
Mike, Runcorn, United Kingdom
I say we beat him until he changes his ways.
No but seriously how can anyone have anything again linux? I really
struggle with that.
Regards,
Daniel
On Mon, 2008-02-18 at 00:02
I encounter such attitudes all the time, especially among old school
businessmen. It usually changes once I boot up an Ubuntu live CD for
them, but I often have to expend much dialogue in coercing them to even
take a look.
Tom
Daniel Lamb wrote:
Did anyone see the comment?
I was pleased
Daniel Lamb wrote:
No but seriously how can anyone have anything again linux? I really
struggle with that.
Hmm. I've been using Linux since Yggdrassil was the new kid on the
block and I could
get an SLS subscription on 3.5 floppies. And I definitely have things
against Linux. Take
off the
On 2/18/08, James Mansion [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The biggest problem with schools IT is training - not just for the
teachers but also for
the external support staff that have to help out. We gave serious
consideration to trying to
Well, as I see it there are three major operating systems on
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