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18 November, 200918 November, 2009FOSS, Tech

The Canonical online music store

Looks like there’s a proposal for Ubuntu to get its very own online music store, in time for Lucid next year. It would be tied directly into the desktop with […]

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13 November, 200913 November, 2009FOSS

Follow up Ubuntu article..

I have written a new article to follow up my previous (admittedly strongly worded) article on Ubuntu, with the two suggestions posted on my blog recently. I have no delusions […]

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9 November, 20099 November, 2009FOSS

Karmic upgrade, broken sound. Workaround.

Upgrading to Karmic on a Dell Optiplex 755 desktop resulted in broken sound. It’s a very basic and extremely common card: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD […]

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6 November, 20096 November, 2009FOSS

Two simple suggestions to improve Ubuntu

Everyone seems to know that you don’t upgrade Ubuntu straight away but rather wait one month so that major bugs can be fixed. If that’s acceptable, then my first simple […]

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4 November, 20094 November, 2009FOSS

Ubuntu does it again..

So I’ve foolishly upgraded a machine at work to Karmic and after a reboot, networking was completely broken. Awesome. Why does Ubuntu break every time you upgrade? It gives “Linux” […]

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25 September, 2009FOSS

Dell release Ubuntu Moblin Remix Developer Edition on Mini 10v

Dell looks to be moving more and more towards Linux for their products with the release of a developer version of Ubuntu Moblin Remix Developer Edition. Naturally it’s not the […]

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17 September, 2009FOSS

The New Ubuntu Netbook Remix is Totally Karmic: An Early Look

If you’ve been looking for a lean, sleek, well supported operating system for your netbook then look no further. Due out next month, Karmic Koala Netbook Remix has a cleaner […]

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10 September, 2009FOSS

Lubuntu: Floats like a butterfly, Stings like a bee

Yes there’s another Ubuntu derivative on the way, Lubuntu – Ubuntu with the LXDE desktop. Initial tests show that it is indeed very lightweight and finally makes a worthwhile Ubuntu […]

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9 September, 2009FOSS, Tech

Dell 10″ netbook with Linux (in Australia!)

Only just noticed that Dell is selling the Latitude 2100 10″ netbook with Ubuntu 9.04 in Australia. None of the Mini series appear to come with the option of Linux, […]

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18 August, 200924 August, 2009FOSS

More jackalope than jaunty

We have some IBM x3650 servers at work with Adaptec 8k ServeRAID controller cards and SAS drives. For the life of me I can’t get Jaunty to boot on the […]

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