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Comment on FreeSWITCH install on Ubuntu by Garry

Garry — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 07:29:04 +0000

Ola! Matthieu,
Thanks for that, The purpose of this document is to display how immediately you can install WordPress v two.7 inside of 5 minutes.
Cheers

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Comment on Arcade Fire presents Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) by Dave

Dave — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 22:58:07 +0000

Hi Matthieu, I just saw the full video and I’m sure it’s Lasalle. I recognized the back of the Mall parking lot where she’s singing with her headphones on. I went to school in that area LCCHS. Pretty neat seeing a piece of your childhood getting international viewing!

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Comment on How-to: De-Blur Telus Charm by phil

phil — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 03:22:18 +0000

I have the no-bars issue on my mb502. I have been fooling around with several ROM files and the T-Mobile (with blur) one seems to be the most stable… but all of them have cell radio fail.

I have Bookmarked your blog and await the results of your experiments.

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Comment on Agere ET1310/ET131x drivers for Windows by cool

cool — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 03:11:54 +0000

thanks man! =)

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Comment on Configuring multiple static IP interfaces in Arch Linux (netcfg) by MascH

MascH — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 09:13:53 +0000

Thanks for that!

Its a shame, Arch used to allow the definition of multiple Interfaces in rc.conf – now you have to use a daemon for this simple task (ok with wireless connections its not that simple, so here the solution is ok).

I used the old style config up to now, but all those warnings about a deprecated feature filled up my boot-screen and made me change my mind.

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Comment on Configuring multiple static IP interfaces in Arch Linux (netcfg) by Bob Benoit

Bob Benoit — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 02:37:37 +0000

Thanks for the succinct tutorial. Just what I needed.

NOTE: The listed web site (http://uhnklbob.myvnc.com) is under development it will be up and down for the next month or so.

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Comment on Canadian French keyboard layout for Mac OS X by Claude

Claude — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 05:11:06 +0000

Thanks for the the update. I felt it was necessary to ask, since a friend of mine was a user of the previous map and told me there were a number of differences between that and the actual “Canadian French” Windows layout, which would have rendered this useless to me.

I did try the map that is available on: http://mac.i-manu.com/french-canadian-keyboard-layout-clavier-canadien-francais/ on a Mac after downloading it and installing it on one of the Macs on display at the local Mac store and it seemed to be the real deal.

There were no differences I could detect in the location of the “`”, “‘”, “, [], ç, ë keys, which and @ (using alt-car) which are the important ones.

Is yours the exact same?

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Comment on Canadian French keyboard layout for Mac OS X by Matthieu

Matthieu — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 17:15:06 +0000

I have updated the post. This is the “Canadian French” or “Français (Canada)” keyboard from Windows.

The one that comes by default with Mac OS is the CSA/ACNOR (similar to Canadian Multilingual Standard) which I don’t like.

The only problem is if you buy MacBook or Mac keyboard with the “French” layout, you’ll get the key labels to match the French CSA layout, so the labels will be wrong. Personally, I use a US-keyboard Mac with the “Canadien français 0.9″.

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Comment on Canadian French keyboard layout for Mac OS X by Claude

Claude — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 17:01:11 +0000

Is this the real, complete “Canadian-French” keyboard layout as used on Windows platforms?

Is:

- è typed with “`” + “e”?
- à typed with “`” + “a”?
- ù typed with “`” + “u”?
- ‘ typed with “shift” + “,”?
- ” typed with “shift + “2″?
- “[" and "]” right next to “p” when using “alt-car”?
- “^” right next to “p”?
- “ç” and “¨” two keys to the right of “p”?

Another user has told me that the map has “some” features of the traditional Canadian-French map, but not all of the above, which makes it difficult to use.

Is this true? The ability to use the keyboard intuitively like I do now would be a deal breaker for me in getting a Macbook or not. I really want one, but couldn’t afford to have to learn two different systems to be efficient working at work on a PC and then at home on my Mac.

Can you please confirm?

Many thanks and best regards,

Claude

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Comment on Canadian French keyboard layout for Mac OS X by Daniel C

Daniel C — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 19:23:49 +0000

Aaaaahhh! Yes! Finalement. Merci pour ce clavier; moi aussi, ça faisait longtemps que je le cherchais.

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