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just been to your site - you think this'll run at Hilton on a monthly basis? I'm currently based there you see.....

oh ho!!! good GOOD tip

sounds amazing. good luck!

SO sorry to hear this. Much love to Drakes staff and good luck with whatever you do next! Favourite memory: Electric Tibet and The Microphones, Apr 30th 2003. Amazing. Also the carnage of the first MEFM bash. Breathtaking. XX

beautiful site and unfortunately an design i was planning for my own lofi site! damn you!! grabbed the tracks, gotta love uni connexions....

got it. will listen later. looking forward to hearing!

Found this on my superhighway travels.... www.dyne.org The Live CD is dyne:bolic - burning it as I type. I'll post back once I've checked it out.

Hog, my recording setup is pretty screwed at the moment, but if you need mastering done on the finished product give me a bell. You moving into the country?!

Spellchecker, you're like Santa Claus without the furry red suit. Gawd bless ya. I'd have taken the echo pedal if 501,439 people hadn't got there before me, but just wanted to say thanks for offering your stuff for free.

is this in one up yet?

Here's another question - you say there are live CDs - got a link? Would be cool to show a class or two what can be done in Linux in my next teaching placement....

Wow! Didn't realise you'd replied - sorry! Tons of info and I'll definitely look into dual booting. Cheers!

This is a good idea - long term - but people are dying now. Why not forego the January sales and donate a bit of your Christmas money to the appeal? The telephone number appears on TV approximately every hour or so. Also, if your company match sponsorship or allocate a certain amount of "charity money" to each employee each year seriously think about hassling them to donate. The proceeds from the gig could help rebuild infrastructure, but it's not much use if everyone in the area has died of disease in the meantime...

Hi, Just been looking at Linux in a new light after my first teaching placement. Looks pretty neat. I remember Spellchecker mentioning he'd spent most of this life (and perhaps some of his previous ones too) setting up his PC as a Linux music studio. Any tips where to start AND is it feasible to config it as a LiveCD (or Boot CD)? Cheers

damnitdamnitdamnit curse my tardiness. hope it went ok.

are you distributing this one to the masses? would love to hear it. congrats on the review! lofi rules. ian x

in case anyone's interested - they can also be used as sustain pedals with electronic keyboards. it's a bit weird getting used to it as it's reversed, but they do work!

sold to del!

stu, doing well old bean. mia is as good as gold. her musical tastes stretch to deacon blue and prince at the moment - they help her sleep! beck and the microphones will be introduced alongside solid foods. harry, sorry it's a 4160T. no usb ports. it's got a tv out, infra red, 1 serial, 1 parallel, 1 PS2, 2 of those laptop card ports (I forget the acronym). i'll check the messages more often next week - back at uni after the teaching placement...

compaq 4180t pentium 1 32mb ram 2gb hard drive no cd rom or disc drive but external ones can be connected via parallel port. 50 ono.

compaq 4180t - pentium 1, 32mb ram, 2gb hard disc. no cd drive or disc drive as i used external ones through parallel port. installed with win95, works, etc. 50 ono. interested?

Nice one. I canny buy it though, much as I'd like to. Nappies to buy y see....

well if more people took him up on his scam offer he could afford a proper .com...

Noooo! Why you selling Phil? You'll need it for your album, I guarantee!!