success story

Submitted by Snurb on Wed, 26/11/2008 - 10:50. Sydney. The next speaker at the Australasian Media & Broadcasting Congress 2008 is Tiffany Hall, Technology Controller of Nations & Regions at the BBC.

OStatic: "Have you ever heard of TV-B-Gone? I hadn't, until today. It's an invention from Mitch Altman that works like a universal remote, except that it has only one purpose: turning off any TV that is on anywhere, especially in public places."

wolfgang.lonien.de: "He had some problems installing Ubuntu on our aunt's computer, and asked for help. In the end, it was a success story.

But it’s a quite lengthy one; it actually started years ago."

With its complete hardware detection, out of the box support and all in one stop control center and no major bugs, this release is going to be another success story for Mandriva.

Polish Linux: "Reading the Slashdot article about Dave Mitchell from Great Britain, who got a 47 pounds refund from Dell for returning his copy of Windows was an inspiration for me to check, if it is possible in Poland, too.

This is my success story."

LinLap: "Who says that Linux isn't ready for the Desktop? I successfully installed Ubuntu 8.0.4.1 amd64 Desktop Edition on my brand new HP pavilion dv2940se laptop.

The result? Almost everything worked from scratch..."

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