Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-14 Thread James Tait
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote: Quoting Chris Weaver ch...@resonancefm.com: P.S Anyone a member of the London LUG? Popey will be, that man gets everywhere... :oP I was stood behind Alan Pope in the queue at our canteen yesterday morning. I'm not sure what surprised me most -- seeing him so

Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-13 Thread Chris Weaver
We only a small community station so there are about ten machines to move otver. We've never used the commercial systems such as Myriad. Our playout system is something slightly more modest, iTunes! Moving over software wise is pretty simple. Wine can handle the must have Windows apps. - Chris

Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-13 Thread Rob Beard
On 13/02/2009 10:57, Chris Weaver wrote: We only a small community station so there are about ten machines to move otver. We've never used the commercial systems such as Myriad. Our playout system is something slightly more modest, iTunes! Moving over software wise is pretty simple. Wine

Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-13 Thread Chris Weaver
I'm starting to look at Rivendale. I found a dissertation examining the various open source playout systems. - Chris 2009/2/13 Rob Beard r...@esdelle.co.uk: On 13/02/2009 10:57, Chris Weaver wrote: We only a small community station so there are about ten machines to move otver. We've

[ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-12 Thread Chris Weaver
Hi All, I'm working through the rather painful process of moving our radio stations (Resonance104.4FM) computers from XP to Ubuntu Intrepid. I won't bore you with multiple problems I'm facing, mainly through Linux ignorance and a little bit of Ubuntu crazyness, but I wondered two things: 1) Is

Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-12 Thread Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
Quoting Chris Weaver ch...@resonancefm.com: Hi All, I'm working through the rather painful process of moving our radio stations (Resonance104.4FM) computers from XP to Ubuntu Intrepid. I won't bore you with multiple problems I'm facing, mainly through Linux ignorance and a little bit of

Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-12 Thread Chris Weaver
Thanks for the prompt reply! The machine in question is a Dell Vostro 420, the built in sound card as I recall took alot of fiddling (I'm still learning about OSS/PulseAudio/ALSA phew!) it is a HDA Intel model. Wasn't aware of the Dell forum. Thanks for the link - CW 2009/2/12 Matthew

Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-12 Thread John Levin
Chris Weaver wrote: P.S Anyone a member of the London LUG? (Greater London) GLLUG? Why yes, I am! Why do you ask? John -- John Levin http://www.technolalia.org/blog/ -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/

Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-12 Thread Chris Weaver
I've just joined Lonix - The London Linux User Group and wondered what the meet ups were like. - Chris 2009/2/12 John Levin j...@technolalia.org: Chris Weaver wrote: P.S Anyone a member of the London LUG? (Greater London) GLLUG? Why yes, I am! Why do you ask? John -- John Levin

Re: [ubuntu-uk] Rolling back Updates

2009-02-12 Thread Rob Beard
On 12/02/2009 12:31, Chris Weaver wrote: Hi All, I'm working through the rather painful process of moving our radio stations (Resonance104.4FM) computers from XP to Ubuntu Intrepid. snip Hi Chris, Out of interest are you just moving over some of the PCs (such as Sales, Admin staff,