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Today's Topics:
1. Fractal generators (Philip Hudson)
2. Re: Fractal generators (Martin Wheeler)
3. Re: Hardware give-away (Ioan Loosley)
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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2016 21:19:04 +0100
From: Philip Hudson <phil.hudson@iname.com>
To: Bristol and Bath linux Users Group <bristol@mailman.lug.org.uk>
Subject: [bristol] Fractal generators
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Unusually, we have a mature field without one clear winner. Debian
offers me xfractint and xaos, which I recognize, and also fraqtive and
fractalnow, which are new to me. What I want is something that lets me
create hi-res lossless bitmaps suitable for printing in A4 at my
nothing-special inkjet printer's maximum resolution ("up to" 600 dpi).
After looking at all their websites I'm no wiser as to which to go
with. Anyone able to nominate a winner?
--
Phil Hudson http://hudson-it.ddns.net
@UWascalWabbit PGP/GnuPG ID: 0x887DCA63
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Message: 2
Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2016 00:33:41 +0100
From: "Martin Wheeler" <mwheeler@martinwheeler.co.uk>
To: "Philip Hudson" <phil.hudson@iname.com>, "Bristol and Bath Linux
User Group" <bristol@mailman.lug.org.uk>
Subject: Re: [bristol] Fractal generators
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> After looking at all their websites I'm no wiser as to which to go
> Anyone able to nominate a winner?
Dunno about a winner, but I seem to remember I eventually went with
fraqtive as giving me the best results for what I wanted at the time. (A3
prints)
--
Martin Wheeler
mwheeler@martinwheeler.co.uk
http://martinwheeler.co.uk/
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2016 00:36:18 +0100
From: Ioan Loosley <legit.ioangogo@gmail.com>
To: Neil Fraser <nfraser@nadtechnology.co.uk>, Bristol and Bath Linux
User Group <bristol@mailman.lug.org.uk>
Subject: Re: [bristol] Hardware give-away
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Opps, miss read the message, could you deliver to phillip street
chapel, postcode BS3 4EA. read the other email for more detail
On Mon, 5 Sep, 2016 at 11:25 AM, Ioan Loosley
<legit.ioangogo@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can I have the Philips LCD monitor, the itrip and the Belkin KVM
> (PS/2) 8 port 1U rackmount with full set of cables and you can
> deliver to I Love My PC on the Gloucester road(I live in south
> bristol, so i thought it will be easier to deliver there for you) and
> say its for Ioan Loosely.
>
> On Mon, 5 Sep, 2016 at 11:05 AM, Neil Fraser via Bristol
> <bristol@mailman.lug.org.uk> wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I know that last year I was giving away some stuff and not all of it
>> got to the intended people. It's still in my boot if still wanted. I
>> know that one person wanted a set of speakers, another the Psion
>> stuff. Can't recall the rest.
>>
>> If you still want your stuff I can deliver on THIS WEEKEND ONLY if
>> within a reasonable distance of Bishopston (North Bristol). This is
>> kind of a one-time deal though as I need to get rid of it! Let me
>> know ASAP.
>>
>> I now also have the following to give away (FREE) (can also be
>> delivered/left with neighbour) at the weekend:
>>
>> 3x External desktop 3.5" IDE drive enclosures with power supplies.
>> Various Dell drive rails for desktops.
>> 3x IDE to Compact Flash adaptors (inline)
>> 3x IDE to Compact Flash adaptors (right-angle)
>> Many IDE and floppy drive cables
>> 5x 2.5" IDE drives (10-60GB capacity)
>> 2x 2.5" SATA drives (160GB I think)
>> 1x external USB 1.8" IDE drive enclosure
>> 1x Abit Radeon 9250-128ADT AGP card (modded to fit low profile case)
>> 1x ASUS N6200/TD/128/OSP/A AGP graphics card (modded to fit low
>> profile case)
>> 1x ATI Radeon X1300 PCI-e graphics card
>> 1x MSI MS-8917 nVidia Geforce FX5200 128MB AGP VGA Graphics Card
>> 1x STB Velocity 128 AGP gRAPHICS cARD
>> 1x ATI RAdeon 9250 126MB PCI Graphics Card
>> 1x Radeon 7000 AGP Graphics Card
>> 1x GeForce Ti 4400 128 AGP Graphics Card
>> 1x ATI Radeon 9700 AGP card
>> 1x S3 Trio 64V+ Graphics Card
>> 2x ATI Rage IIc graphics Card
>> 2x Inno 3D nVidia Fx5200 128Mb AGP graphics Card (missing fans)
>> 1x S3 Savage 4 AGP graphics Card0
>> 1x Crystal ISA (!) sound card
>> 1x IR Blaster cable (unkown origin)
>> 1x video cable (RCA->phono)
>> 1x VGA to 5x Component video cable
>> 5x DVI to VGA dongles
>> 1x Dell Dimension 4600 PC (P4, RAM,Optical, no HDD, XP)
>> 1x Dell Dimension 2400 PC (P4, No RAM, No Optical, 40GB HDD, XP)
>> 1x black floppy drive
>> 1x Compaq SFF Desktop PC (P4, RAM, Optical, HDD, XP)
>> 1x Sun Ultra 5 with keyboard &mouse
>> 1x Black internal IDE CD reader
>> 3x black internal IDE CD writer
>> 3x black internal IDE DVD writer
>> 1x 15" Philips LCD monitor with built-in speakers (rotates)
>> Various 10/100 interface cards (PCI+ ?ISA)
>> Various wireless routers/switches (some in shrink-wrap)
>> Various ADSL routers/switches (some in shrink-wrap)
>> 2x USB Card reader (limited capacity?)
>> 1x USB to SD Card reader (Not HC/XC)
>> 1x Crossfire connector
>> 1x SCAN EW-516T 16 port 10/100 network switch (no brackets)
>> 1x Netgrear FS516 16 port 10/100 netork switch with rackmount
>> brackets
>> 2x Netgear WG111T USB WiFi adaptor
>> 1x Netgear WG511 CardBus WiFi adaptor (unused)
>> 1x Netgear WGT624 Wireless router
>> 1x Netgear GS605 5 Port Gibabit Switch
>> 1x Buffalo WL1-PCM-L11G Wireless PC Card
>> 1x Belkin F5D7001 PCI wireless network card
>> 1x ASUS 802.11g Wifi PCI card with aerial
>> Various Cat5e patch cables (various lengths/colours)
>> 1x 5 port USB 2.0 PCI card (unused)
>> 1x 4 port USB 2.0 PCI card (unused?)
>> 1x Dynamode 5 port 10/100 mini network switch (portable - useful for
>> diagnostics)
>> 1x Creative webcam (model unknown - good quality fro memory)
>> 1x Logitech webcam (unkown model)
>> 1x Philips Webcam SPC220NC
>> 1x Sony Webcam CMR-PC1 (slightly broken bracket)
>> 1x Linksys WRT54GC (missing power supply - only needs 3.3v so might
>> work off batteries?)
>> 1x Linksys WUSB54GS USB WiFI adaptor
>> 1x Linksys WAG54GS ADSL wireless router
>> 1x Belkin USB 2.0 Notebook Card adapter
>> 1x Apple 30 pin dock
>> 1x Apple compatible 30 car charger (circa 2006)
>> 1x Apple photo connector for original iPod (circa 2005)
>> Various power bricks ranging from 12 to 32 volts (network switches
>> and HP printers)
>> Various parallel and serial cables and adaptors.
>> Various Intel and AMD CPU's (Pentium III to Core 2 Duo, including
>> some mobile chips)
>> Various brackets/cable combos (USB/Serial/Firewire/WOL)
>> Various telephony cables
>> 1x PCI/ISA diagnostics card (no manual)
>> 1x SoundBlaster PCI128
>> 1x slimline CD-ROM IDE drive
>> 1x slimline CD/DVD-ROM IDE drive
>> 1x 1GB PC3 8500 laptop memory module
>> 1x ASUS TF101 USB cable
>> 5x internal data/fax modems (PCi/AMR)
>> 1x generic external 56k modem
>> Various Dell server trays (from a PowerEdge 4300, may fit others)
>> 1x Dell PowerEdge 840 (Xeon/2GB RAM/no HDD)
>> 1x Sun Ultra Spark 5 with keyboard and mouse
>> 2x DDS4 tape drives
>> 2x Leadtek Cool Command IR remote control
>> 1x AverMedia IR remote control
>> 1x Logitech wireless mouse/keyboard combo
>> 1x Microsoft wireless mouse
>> 1x Philips wireless mouse/keyboard combo
>> 1x Dell wired PS/2 mouse (non-optical)
>> 1x unbranded wired PS/2 mouse (optical)
>> 1x Toshiba TV remote control
>> 2x generic wired PS/2 keyboards
>> 2x Microphones
>> 1x AGP/2x PCI-64 right angle riser card
>> 1x ASUS SSD from original eeePC netbook (8GB?)
>> 1x TomTom 4D00.008.3 UK mains adapter with (with European/USA
>> adaptors)
>> 1c PC Card to Compacxt Flash adapter
>> 1x box full of drivers for the above
>> 1x iTrip iPod FM transmitter
>> 1x iPod Photo 60GB (faulty)
>> 1x Box of various PC fans (CPU/GPU/case/ducts/guards)
>>
>> The following are also available for a fiver each! (to help cover
>> the cost of the delivery)
>>
>> 2x 2U server cases (bare)
>> 1x 4U server case with rails(bare)
>> 1x Dell PowerEdge 650 1U server with rails/cable arm
>> 1x Supermicro Transport GT20 1U server with rails
>> 1x external desktop DVD writer (LG GAS-E10L)
>> 1x ASUS EAH4350 SILENT/DI/512MD2(LP) PCI-e Graphics Card with
>> full height bracket as well
>> 1x Netgear GS608 8 Port Gibabit Switch (unused)
>> 1x TP Link TL-WR740N Wireless N Router
>> 1x Belkin N Wireless Router
>> 1x 60GB USB 2.0 1.8" external hard drive + case (small!)
>> 2x APC 1000VA 2U rackmount UPS's (need new batteries)
>> 1x HP R1500 G2 1U UPS (needs new batteries)
>> 1x Belkin KVM (PS/2) 8 port 1U rackmount with full set of cables
>> 1x Belkin KVM (PS/2) 2 port desktop
>> 1x Canon BP-50 battery pack/grip
>> 1x ZTE MF112 Dongle (unused/unopened)
>> 1x Avermedia AverTV 203 PCI
>> 1x Hauppauge WinTV PVR 250
>>
>>
>>
>> There is also:
>>
>> 1x 20(ish) U rack which is too heavy to put in my car alone, so will
>> need collecting!
>>
>> All were working when last used.
>>
>> I have wiped all the data from all relevant devices. However if you
>> receive something with private data on it please have the courtesy
>> to delete it without perusing.
>>
>> TO HELP ME WITH THE SORTING PLEASE REPLY LISTING ONLY THE THINGS YOU
>> WANT. Don't forget to tell me where you live so I can deliver.
>>
>> I'll let everyone know when I'm likely to deliver by Friday.
>>
>> Anything not taken is going into landill....
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Neil
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