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massive +400meg update yesterday. Another 80 Megs today. Lucid development hurries along.
… not sure if I like purple yet. ubuntu barney edition? Suse’s ”solar” them #ftw.
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testing Ubuntu Lucid Lynx alpha release on my AspireOne netbook
love the lightweight enlightenment libraries used for netbook-2D sessions.
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Walter Leibbrandt posted on the forum topic Installation guides in the group How To: 4 months, 3 weeks ago · View
I’m sure we have a word or two to say about localised versions of some packages and ZA-language spell checkers, etc.
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Alastair Otter posted on the forum topic Installation guides in the group How To: 4 months, 4 weeks ago · View
I think there should definitely be a section on setting up local-infrastructure connections. Most of the content could be generic and then add in sections for SA-specific things. Perhaps a small section from Translate.org.za?
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Walter Leibbrandt posted on the forum topic Installation guides in the group How To: 4 months, 4 weeks ago · View
Are you planning to keep it as general as possible, or would there be some focus on South Africa? If there is a South African focus I would suggest adding instructions for common setup tasks such as internet via Vodacom/MTN/whatever 3G.
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Alastair Otter posted an update: 4 months, 4 weeks ago · View
Started a new forum to discuss creating distro-specific installation guides: http://openza.co.za/groups/how-to//forum/topic/installation-guides/ Join us there
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Alastair Otter started the forum topic Installation guides in the group How To: 4 months, 4 weeks ago · View
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Alastair Otter posted an update in the group Announcements: 4 months, 4 weeks ago · View
There is a problem with the blogs. Since the switchover to the new software they are now showing up. I apologise for that and I am looking into it. If you want to post in the main OpenZA blog in the interim please feel free and let me know if you need help.
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Alastair Otter posted an update in the group Ubuntu: 4 months, 4 weeks ago · View
@morgan I’m keen to put up guides on the OpenZA site. I don’t have a lot of time to do it all myself but if you’re keen to collaborate I’m in. Anyone else?
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Alastair Otter posted an update in the group Android: 4 months, 4 weeks ago · View
Apple sues HTC over patents: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-10462116-94.html?tag=nl.e703
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Alastair Otter posted on the forum topic Ubuntu One in the group Ubuntu: 5 months ago · View
Morgan,
So far this week it seems to be working relatively well. Last week it was barely usable. It’s a pain and until it’s reliable I am going to have to stick with Dropbox. Much as I would like to use UbuntuOne.
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Alastair Otter posted an update in the group Android: 5 months ago · View
Fandroid: KMF’s Android blog http://www.fandroid.org/ Check it out
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Alastair Otter posted an update in the group Android: 5 months ago · View
The best Android applications: http://mybroadband.co.za/news/Cellular/11585.html
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Alastair Otter created the group Android 5 months ago · View
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Alastair Otter wrote a new blog post: KDE 4.4 on Windows 5 months ago · View
The KDE Project has announced the release of KDE 4.4 packages for Windows, reports OStatic. The packages allow Windows users to install KDE applications such as digiKam, Amarok and Konversation natively on Windows. The developers of KDE say that introducing Windows users to KDE applications is a lot easier than getting them to switch to a Linux [...]
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Alastair Otter posted an update in the group Ubuntu: 5 months ago · View
Hands-on: Ubuntu goes social, gains Me Menu in 10.04 alpha 3 – http://arst.ch/fv7 (from arstechnica) Looks quite cool.
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Alastair Otter posted an update in the group News wire: 5 months ago · View
Funny: Save IE6. There are so many reasons. http://www.saveie6.com/compare.php
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Alastair Otter posted an update in the group News wire: 5 months ago · View
Researchers at the University of Oviedo, Spain estimate the cost of the Linux kernel at over €1bn ¤ http://ow.ly/1cEUt
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Ouch, it’s the massive updates that put me off testing Lucid. Hope your bandwidth is up to it