| Fudge | hi can anyone give me direction on where to talk to people about ubiquity plugins? | 02:32 |
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| Fudge | opos wrong chan | 02:34 |
| head_victim | airtonix: http://www.computeralliance.com.au/parts.aspx?qryPart=12486 looks like about perfect for what we were talking about last night, ducal core atom with latest ion graphics. | 09:33 |
| airtonix | find out about the ram | 09:37 |
| airtonix | http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/Desktop/S1-AT5NM10E/S1_AT5NM10E_Memory_QVL.zip | 09:39 |
| head_victim | I'll buy it from the same place and make sure they give me the recommended ones | 09:39 |
| head_victim | Oh I thought the other one you pasted last night was a different board. | 09:39 |
| airtonix | this looks to be a successor | 09:44 |
| airtonix | looks like it even has an onboard power convertor | 09:45 |
| head_victim | I guess it would be harder to update but then again the benefit of something that should "just work" as long as you give it the right ram and hdd. | 09:47 |
| airtonix | the only problem you'll have is with linux and nvidia hdmi audio | 09:48 |
| airtonix | so if you use linux on that you might also have to either : 1) use a specific version of the nvidia drivers, or 2) make some changes to the pulseaudio configuration so that it uses the corrent HDMI device | 09:48 |
| airtonix | once you do that it works fine | 09:48 |
| airtonix | but then again those problems were on lucid, i've not tried upgrading our media center to maverick or natty | 09:49 |
| head_victim | Probably the same | 09:49 |
| head_victim | Even comes with the dvdrw | 09:50 |
| airtonix | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1552250 | 09:50 |
| airtonix | oh and if you use an usb infrared receiver then you'll have to make changes to the pm-suspend configuration so it ignores events from the receiver (otherwise it will never sleep) | 09:51 |
| head_victim | It has ir onboard it seems | 09:51 |
| airtonix | nice | 09:51 |
| head_victim | As well as bt, wifi, cardreader and 65w psu all in it already | 09:52 |
| airtonix | because once you configure that, you can't really move the usb reciever into another slot | 09:52 |
| airtonix | alot of people think removing pulseaudio is a good idea, i disagree | 09:53 |
| head_victim | In my experience, setting pulse up properly is easier than removing it. | 09:53 |
| head_victim | Most of the time it's a case of needing an extra package or a slight tweak to a file somewhere | 09:54 |
| head_victim | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1597307 | 09:54 |
| airtonix | yeah removing it also means you remove the awesome network audio transport feature it has | 09:54 |
| head_victim | Looks to have a few gremlins | 09:56 |
| airtonix | you might have to use ndis-wrapper if the bluetooth is part of the wifi card | 09:57 |
| airtonix | depends | 09:57 |
| airtonix | do they say what wifi chipset it has ? | 09:57 |
| head_victim | Nope, but i's a mini pcie card | 09:58 |
| head_victim | THe manual doesn't even say actually, just downloaded it from asus | 10:01 |
| head_victim | AH Hah, it's an Atheros_V90077 | 10:03 |
| head_victim | Apparently | 10:03 |
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