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- Thanks manatlan - that looks like a really useful tool. Will save me some time next time I need to do it.
- you should look at : http://www.manatlan.com/page/py2deb which does the same thing ...
- no worries Gareth - thanks for all the help youre sharing with everyone x hope portfolio goes well! all the best x
- Ubuntu has had its own solutions to *some* of these problems for a while (gnome-app-install) so I assume they are hesitant to swap to something else. Richard seemed to think they were very...
- Thanks for the overview Gareth. I'm surprised your Ubuntu install didn't put package kit on straight away, it's been default in Fedora so long I guess I've taken it for granted now.
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I’ve recently changed my broadband provider and wondered how reliable they’d be. I figured I needed a way for my house to let me know whenever the connection had dropped and for how long for etc. Remembering my post a little while ago about
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And the client could publish a birth certificate to say it's back online so you can have peace of mind.
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Jon and I get text messages from Andrews and Arnold when our connections go down and come back, together with (in the latter message) total downtime. I've only had one "real" one though - usually it's because I've turned off the power to work on the house electrics, and it's spooky how my pocket buzzes within a second of hitting the switch.