When: 10:30 – 17:00, Saturday 6th December 2003
Where: Seminar Room 1, Building 59 (Zepler), Department of Electronics & Computer Science, Southampton University.
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What happened:
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TomBragg & NeilFerguson helped AlanPope to get his Dell Latitude P133ST on the wireless network, to install Xwindows and Fluxbox.
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AlanPope used his USB Philips Toucam webcam and the linux-based utility “webcam” to take a few pictures http://www.hants.lug.org.uk/gallery/HantsLUG_12_2003
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TonyWhitmore helped NeilFerguson get his “School Tools…..” project working (after a fashion).
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TonyWhitmore spent a lot of time talking to BarrieAlmond about Linux and open source stuff in general.
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DeanEarley learned that leaving your laptop unlocked and logged in when you pop out is probably a bad idea (while around AntonySeedhouse anyway).
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TomBragg brought in a rather neat looking little PC, and hooked it up to the projector, showing films and some video clips showing some fine-lookin’ ass using Freevo.
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HugoMills brought along miyu the EPIA-M box and showed off some DVB recordings made from digital terrestrial TV.
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HugoMills and RobinCoady talked about digital signals processing for a bit.
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ZoeVandeZande and AnnaleaWhite came to see the inmat… err… Geeks for themselves.
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AntonySeedhouse spent 2 hours getting on the network and in the end got XFree86 working on his laptop, and went off for an hour with Zoe & Annalea “exploring the Zepler building”, or so they claimed!
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ThomasAdam and AdamCripps worked more on a joint java-project.
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ThomasAdam helped AdamCripps do several things to his computer. It appears he also has the LUG record for the number of partitions on a single disk (18 in total!). – hehe! Soon to be reduced – watch this space.
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AdamCripps helped LisiReisz with an OpenOffice.org installation up to the latest 1.1 version.
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PhilipStubbs helped DanielSaggers to upgrade from Debian Stable to Testing. He also managed to get the nvidia driver working in X, and then went to Burger King for a feed.
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As AlanPope was packing up his stuff he unplugged a few network cables. Including (accidentally) the one connected to the PC AdamCripps was using to download a debian ISO image. AdamCripps had got to about 96% with only 16 seconds to go. Sorry.
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