S01E19 – Love Letters

03.12.08 | 7 Comments

Laura Cowen, Alan Pope and Tony Whitmore present the nineteenth Ubuntu Podcast from the UK Local Community Support Team.

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  • http://newslang.co.uk Matthew

    Hey, great show. With regards to the question about using an iPod on ubuntu, you can use Songbird 1.0 which just came out in the last couple of days and it even works with DRM’ed tracks! Keep up the good work etc.

  • David King

    I have listened to several of these podcasts, all in mp3 format, usually on my phone, which is a Nokia 9500 Communicator. However, I noticed that when playing these mp3 files, I cannot pause the file during playback. If I try, I get an error message and then have to play the file from the beginning again. Is there some particular format you are using for the mp3 encoding that is not entirely the same as other mp3 files? My phone plays all other mp3 files perfectly and allows me to pause them and resume playback. It is just your podcasts that will not play properly.
    BTW, I think your podcasts are great and look forward to each new one.

  • http://www.theopensourcerer.com The Open Sourcerer

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  • Sam

    Hi, in this podcast you mentioned the options that can be found in ‘Software Sources’. Could you please explain exactly how some of this stuff works?

    Specifically could you explain Main, Universe, Restricted, Multiverse and Source Code. Why would or wouldn’t you want to enable or disable these options. Are these options linked to the ‘Third Part Software’ list? Finally what is a Backport and why would I want one?

    I have looked at the documentation but I still don’t understand why there are so many options.

    Thanks

    Sam

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  • Zac

    Another great podcast, thanks. I have downloaded all the videos you took at UDS, slowly getting through those, these are well done.

    Wishing you all a happy Christmas and a better New Year.

  • Simon

    Hi There

    Thanks to Matthew for his info about Songbird I have found it great at work on my Win PVC and I cant wait to install the Linux one on my Ubuntu Pc at home

    Simon


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