I have 2 Toshiba NB100-11R netbooks that I no longer require and was thinking
about selling on. They originally came with Ubuntu 8.04 netbook remix
installed, but I've since upgraded them to Kubuntu 12.10.
My question is what version of Ubuntu do I install on them prior to trying to
sell them?
12.04 LTS is a good choice
On Monday, 25 February 2013, Mark Fraser wrote:
I have 2 Toshiba NB100-11R netbooks that I no longer require and was
thinking
about selling on. They originally came with Ubuntu 8.04 netbook remix
installed, but I've since upgraded them to Kubuntu 12.10.
My
On 25 Feb 2013 11:08, Robert Flatters robert.flatt...@gmail.com wrote:
12.04 LTS is a good choice
On Monday, 25 February 2013, Mark Fraser wrote:
I have 2 Toshiba NB100-11R netbooks that I no longer require and was
thinking
about selling on. They originally came with Ubuntu 8.04 netbook
On 22/02/13 09:15, Colin Law wrote:
I don't think that logic does not apply to removing features like the
dual pane and tree views in Nautilus.
tree views just came back to some extent I think, I saw a screenshot
somewhere last week, but in any case, simplifying the file manager has
been in
On 25 February 2013 11:31, Alan Bell alanb...@ubuntu.com wrote:
On 22/02/13 09:15, Colin Law wrote:
I don't think that logic does not apply to removing features like the
dual pane and tree views in Nautilus.
tree views just came back to some extent I think, I saw a screenshot
somewhere
I would echo the advice to go for 12.04 using one of the lighter variants e.g
Lubuntu or Xubuntu.
As a tip based on my own experience, when you advertise the netbooks don't
specify which OS they are running. Anything other than Windows is likely to put
some people off following it up, but if
How much are you selling them for?
On Monday, 25 February 2013, Nigel Verity wrote:
I would echo the advice to go for 12.04 using one of the lighter variants
e.g Lubuntu or Xubuntu.
As a tip based on my own experience, when you advertise the netbooks don't
specify which OS they are running.
On 25/02/13 12:29, Colin Law wrote:
Well if the tree view is back in 3.6 then I can't find it.
neither can I now, I expect I just saw a screenshot of someone who had
patched it back in, or possibly the Mint fork of Nautilus.
If you have a read of the original bug report
Hi all,
It is coming up to Ubuntu Global Jam season again, this is a bit of a
unified effort from the Local community teams around the world to do
some more concentrated activities around making Ubuntu better, promoting
Ubuntu, or learning more about Ubuntu. The notional date for it is this
On 25/02/13 18:13, Alan Bell wrote:
Hi all,
It is coming up to Ubuntu Global Jam season again, this is a bit of a
unified effort from the Local community teams around the world to do
some more concentrated activities around making Ubuntu better,
promoting Ubuntu, or learning more about
Hi everyone
Do we know who is actually organising the hackntalk events?
Unless I'm missing something, I can't find any names at
http://hackntalk.eventbrite.com/ https://twitter.com/hackntalk or
http://hackntalk.org/
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Tony Scott
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yes we do, Laura Czajkowski is organising it
Alan.
On 25/02/13 19:18, Tony Scott wrote:
Hi everyone
Do we know who is actually organising the hackntalk events?
Unless I'm missing something, I can't find any names at
http://hackntalk.eventbrite.com/ https://twitter.com/hackntalk or
Hi Alan
Ok - got it http://www.lczajkowski.com/2013/01/28/hackntalk-march-event/
It just looks rather odd there is no name(s) on the event site - there
usually is for hack/camp/tech etc type of events.
Cheers
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Tony Scott
http://tonyscott.org.uk | http://twitter.com/tonys | http://wpuk.org
Just to add I unfortunately can't attend this as I'm already going to
UKGovcamp http://www.ukgovcamp.com/ on that day...
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Tony Scott
http://tonyscott.org.uk | http://twitter.com/tonys | http://wpuk.org
On 25 February 2013 23:19, Tony Scott to...@tonyscott.org.uk wrote:
Hi Alan
Ok - got it
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