Monthly Archives: March 2010

Join Us at OggCamp 10!

By popey | Published: March 31, 2010

What is OggCamp 10? OggCamp is a free software / free culture unconference organised by the presenters of the Ubuntu UK Podcast and Linux Outlaws. This year’s OggCamp will take… What is OggCamp 10? OggCamp is a free software / free culture unconference organised by the presenters of the Ubuntu UK Podcast and Linux Outlaws. [...]

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Ubuntu One Music Store Public Beta Begins

By popey | Published: March 22, 2010

The Ubuntu One Music Store has entered Public Beta! Testing As with everything in Ubuntu Lucid, the developers are keen to get people testing the store before Lucid is shipped… The Ubuntu One Music Store has entered Public Beta! Testing As with everything in Ubuntu Lucid, the developers are keen to get people testing the [...]

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Buttons, Design, Pilates and Z80 Programming

By popey | Published: March 18, 2010

On Monday some of the Ubuntu UK Podcast team got together once more to record an episode. Sadly Laura and Ciemon couldn’t be there, but were represented by a fluffy…On Monday some of the Ubuntu UK Podcast team got together once more to record an episode. Sadly Laura and Ciemon couldn’t be there, but were [...]

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Aubergine

By popey | Published: March 14, 2010

Thanks to Peter Stevens for pointing this video out to me. I’d not seen it before, and it raised a smile. Those of an impatient disposition might want to skip…Thanks to Peter Stevens for pointing this video out to me. I’d not seen it before, and it raised a smile. Those of an impatient disposition [...]

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Why (I think) Ubuntu is Better Than Windows

By popey | Published: March 11, 2010

When comparing operating systems people tend to roll out the same old reasons every time. I think those of us who use Ubuntu are already aware that we have less…When comparing operating systems people tend to roll out the same old reasons every time. I think those of us who use Ubuntu are already aware [...]

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