Hi to all (especially Antwerp area),

Next Sunday (9/5), Ubuntu-be will be present in the Dipro computer fair (Antwerp Expo) with a improved booth where we will present the new version 10.04 LTS to the public.

The team is not yet complete and we need more volunteers.

No experience is required, a contagious enthusiasm should be enough !

If you have the possibility to help the team for a few hours, please let it us know as soon as possible ! (email of wiki)

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BelgianTeam/ComputerFairs/Antwerpen_2010-05-09

Regards
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Zondag 9/5 zal Ubuntu-be op de Dipro computer beurs te Antwerpen aanwezig zijn met een ruimere stand waar we de nieuwe versie 10.04 LTS aan het publiek zullen voorstellen.

Het team is nog niet compleet en we hebben nog meer vrijwilligers nodig.

Geen speciale kennis is vereist, maar enthousiasme is welkom, daar het communicatief kan zijn.

Als je het team kan helpen, laat het ons dan zo vlug mogelijk weten ! (email of wiki)

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BelgianTeam/ComputerFairs/Antwerpen_2010-05-09

Met vriendelijke groeten,

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Hi to all (especially Antwerp area),<br><br>
Next Sunday (9/5), Ubuntu-be will be present in the Dipro computer fair
(Antwerp Expo) with a improved booth where we will present the new
version 10.04 LTS to the public.<br><br>
The team is not yet complete and we need more volunteers.<br><br>
No experience is required, a contagious enthusiasm should be enough !<br><br>
If you have the possibility to help the team for a few hours, please
let it us know as soon as possible ! (email of wiki)<br><br><a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BelgianTeam/ComputerFairs/Antwerpen_2010-05-09">https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BelgianTeam/ComputerFairs/Antwerpen_2010-05-09</a><br><br>
Regards<br>
----<br><br><span class="short_text"><span title="">Zondag
9/5 zal Ubuntu-be op de Dipro computer </span></span><span class="short_text"><span title="">beurs </span></span><span class="short_text"><span title="">te
Antwerpen </span></span><span class="short_text"><span title="">aanwezig zijn met een ruimere stand waar we de
nieuwe versie </span></span>10.04 LTS <span class="short_text"><span title="">aan het publiek</span></span>
zullen voorstellen.<br><br><span class="short_text"><span title="">Het
team is nog niet compleet en we hebben nog meer vrijwilligers nodig</span></span>.<br><br>
Geen speciale kennis is vereist, maar enthousiasme is welkom, daar het
communicatief kan zijn.
<br><br>
Als je het team kan helpen, laat het ons dan zo vlug mogelijk weten !
(email of wiki)<br><br><a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BelgianTeam/ComputerFairs/Antwerpen_2010-05-09">https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BelgianTeam/ComputerFairs/Antwerpen_2010-05-09</a><br><br>
Met vriendelijke groeten, <br><div class="moz-signature">-- <br>
	
	<p>jean7491 <br>
Ubuntu Belgium Events Team
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Superb, thx a lot for the effort!

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<p>Superb, thx a lot for the effort!<br><br></p>
<div class="gmail_quote">On 4 May 2010 09:17, Pierre Buyle <span dir="ltr">&lt;<a href="mailto:mongolito404@...">mongolito404@...</a>&gt;</span> wrote:<br><blockquote class="gmail_quote">
Hi,<br><br>
As many may have noticed, the Ubuntu-be.org website went down last<br>
Friday. It happened because Cedric's server was shut down by its<br>
provider after it was hacked. The server hosted several other site and<br>
Cedric wasn't able to restore <a href="http://ubuntu-be.org" target="_blank">ubuntu-be.org</a> immediatly because of<br>
issues with the DNS configuration procedure. We weren't able to work<br>
on the issue until Sunday.<br><br>
While searching for an emergency hosting for our site, I received an<br>
offer form the FSF France to provide an virtual server on it's<br>
infrastructure for free. I spend some time on Sunday working with a<br>
FSF France member to get the server up and running. In the meantime,<br>
the DNS was updated through JanC who contacted the right person. DNS<br>
change takes time to propagate but by Sunday 23h, the server was able<br>
to serve requests and redirect them to a temporary page on the wiki.<br>
Yesterday I fully restored the main website and it should be all fine<br>
by now.<br><br><a href="http://map.ubuntu-be.org" target="_blank">http://map.ubuntu-be.org</a> is not restored and still unreachable. I<br>
don't plan to restore the old site. Instead I plan to install the new<br>
support point module on the main site. Once it's done, requests on<br><a href="http://map.ubuntu-be.org" target="_blank">http://map.ubuntu-be.org</a> will get redirected to it's entry page.<br><br>
--<br>
Pierre Buyle<br><br>
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Hello,

Sorry for the late answer, I was on holyday.
I would love to use BlueTooth for a Logitech mouse, but could not make it work.
Ubuntu is the only OS I use.

Baudouin


Le vendredi 23 avril 2010 à 20:43 +0200, Richard Bennett a écrit :

On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 02:06:53 +0200, Jan Claeys <lists-Wcp8Fusd2xM@public.gmane.org> wrote: > Hello everybody, > > Matthew wants to know how and for what people use bluetooth and the > bluetooth menu in the panel on Ubuntu. If you answer to the list I will > forward your answers... hi > 1. What kinds of Bluetooth device do you use with Ubuntu? Built-in bluetooth device in MSI laptop. Nokia E61 Apple alu BT keyboard Logitech BT mouse. Wacom BT tablet > > 2. Do you use the Bluetooth menu in the panel? If so, what for, and > how often? I use the BT icon in the systray the most, to activate devices etc. To get the Nokia working as an EDGE modem I had to configure all by hand in several scripts. I tried using some connection wizard from apt-get that was supposed to easily connect most GPRS phones over BT but that didn't work. I never managed to get the Nokia to sync contacts or anything else with many phone apps (gnokki, wammu, kmobiletools etc) I would also use my BT stereo headset, but couldn't get that working in real stereo. Apple keyoard and mouse work well enough, but most BT devices require googling the forums to find out how to get them connected / remap keys etc. > 3. Do you use Bluetooth devices with any OS other than Ubuntu? If so, > do you find it more or less convenient, and why? Also on Windows XP at work. Is not all that great, each dongle comes with its own buggy firmware and memory hogging programs that show BT animations but don't actueally work all that well. On Windows I cannot get the keyboard, wacom and mouse working at the same time - under Ubunut I can. Advantage of Windows is that devices reconnect automatically once you get them working, in Ubuntu I often have to pair them again to be able to find them. Hope that helps. RBE

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Hello,<br><br>
Sorry for the late answer, I was on holyday.<br>
I would love to use BlueTooth for a Logitech mouse, but could not make it work.<br>
Ubuntu is the only OS I use.<br><br>
Baudouin <br><br><br>
Le vendredi 23 avril 2010 &agrave; 20:43 +0200, Richard Bennett a &eacute;crit :
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On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 02:06:53 +0200, Jan Claeys &lt;<a href="mailto:lists@...">lists@...</a>&gt; wrote:

&gt; Hello everybody,
&gt;
&gt; Matthew wants to know how and for what people use bluetooth and the
&gt; bluetooth menu in the panel on Ubuntu.  If you answer to the list I will
&gt; forward your answers...

hi

&gt; 1.  What kinds of Bluetooth device do you use with Ubuntu?
Built-in bluetooth device in MSI laptop.
Nokia E61
Apple alu BT keyboard
Logitech BT mouse.
Wacom BT tablet

&gt;
&gt; 2.  Do you use the Bluetooth menu in the panel? If so, what for, and
&gt;     how often?
I use the BT icon in the systray the most, to activate devices etc.
To get the Nokia working as an EDGE modem I had to configure all by hand  
in several scripts.
I tried using some connection wizard from apt-get that was supposed to  
easily connect most GPRS phones over BT but that didn't work.
I never managed to get the Nokia to sync contacts or anything else with  
many phone apps (gnokki, wammu, kmobiletools etc)
I would also use my BT stereo headset, but couldn't get that working in  
real stereo.

Apple keyoard and mouse work well enough, but most BT devices require  
googling the forums to find out how to get them connected / remap keys etc.

&gt; 3.  Do you use Bluetooth devices with any OS other than Ubuntu? If so,
&gt;     do you find it more or less convenient, and why?
Also on Windows XP at work.
Is not all that great, each dongle comes with its own buggy firmware and  
memory hogging programs that show BT animations but don't actueally work  
all that well.
On Windows I cannot get the keyboard, wacom and mouse working at the same  
time - under Ubunut I can.
Advantage of Windows is that devices reconnect automatically once you get  
them working, in Ubuntu I often have to pair them again to be able to find  
them.

Hope that helps.

RBE

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