Hi Ma, thanks for your commitment :)
The Dell support does not have a clue, and on the Ubuntu-side I only have the
option to rely on community based support.
Basically, I am just trying to draw attention of officials to this
problem.
Personally, it really saddens me because I've been a free
Hi :)
If you have really been using Ubuntu for 8 years then it seems
really strange to try using this thread to contact officials. I'm
sure you would have found better ways over the years.
Also it
seems strange that the 1st thing you tried was installing Windows!
Freshly installed
HI :)
Well, the post that I created here originally was thought as a supplement to
this bug (in order to break Microsoft's major market share, certification has
to be improved). And as Mark is the reporter of the bug, I thought there might
be chance that he'd read it.
The rest is just a
Hi,
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If you have really been using Ubuntu for 8 years then it seems
really strange to try using this thread to contact officials. I'm
sure you would have found better ways over the years.
I am not sure what is the best way to
On Sun, Dec 16, 2012 at 9:19 AM, pirast 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Hi Ma, thanks for your commitment :)
The Dell support does not have a clue, and on the Ubuntu-side I only have the
option to rely on community based support.
That's probably the case for many Linux OEM systems.
I once
As part of fixing this bug, you should make sure that Ubuntu certified
computers shipping with Ubuntu pre-installed work as good as computers
certified and shipped with Windows.
See: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu-certification/+question/216889
This is quite frustrating, I will never ever
On Sat, Dec 15, 2012 at 7:42 PM, pirast 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
As part of fixing this bug, you should make sure that Ubuntu certified
computers shipping with Ubuntu pre-installed work as good as computers
certified and shipped with Windows.
Agree.
See:
Well, Ubuntu/Canonical certified that Laptop, so that it gets a shiny Ubuntu
sticker and can be sold as Ubuntu certified.
I would expect at least some person from Canonical/Ubuntu to look at it before
certifying it, so that there's an acceptable user experience available.
I have bought many
On Sat, Dec 15, 2012 at 8:36 PM, pirast 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Well, Ubuntu/Canonical certified that Laptop, so that it gets a shiny Ubuntu
sticker and can be sold as Ubuntu certified.
I would expect at least some person from Canonical/Ubuntu to look at it
before certifying it, so
Aren't monopolies illegal?
Please can we have an OS ballot? Like, I think, the Europeans have an OS
ballot. We can get expertise from Opera Browser guys on this ballot.
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Hi :)
An interesting mix of current stats and stories with along with projections
that would make sense if people knew about those stats and made intelligent
choices based on them!
An extremely high percentage of the worlds supercomputers are already running
Linux, the next highest
this bug can be marked as closed now: Microsoft only has a 20% share
according to this video released today by the Linux Foundation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Unfx2qCj6Ao
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On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 8:03 AM, Graham ubu...@grahams.idps.co.uk wrote:
You are basically saying it's better to stay with the devil you know.
I did not want to say, that I find it better to stay with the devil I
know - that's the behaviour of the users (regardless what the users
say, that's the
I never do dual-boot installations - tried it a few times and it is
additional complexity added. However, maybe I should try your way of
offering the dual-boot.
Martin, you are right it is more complex to deploy.
I have developed a method of deployment which seems to cover most cases and
seems
I never do dual-boot installations - tried it a few times and it is
additional complexity added. However, maybe I should try your way of
offering the dual-boot.
Martin, you are right it is more complex to deploy.
I have developed a method of deployment which seems to cover most cases and
seems
I never do dual-boot installations - tried it a few times and it is
additional complexity added. However, maybe I should try your way of
offering the dual-boot.
Martin, you are right it is more complex to deploy.
I have developed a method of deployment which seems to cover most cases and
seems
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 10:02 AM, Graham ubu...@grahams.idps.co.uk wrote:
I deal with agencies, consultancies and clients and all through I have used
Linux machines to do my business.
Very rarely I have a stubborn customer who insists you use some Microsoft
package.
Once I go round the
On 12/10/2012 03:35 AM, Martin Wildam wrote:
Oh, maybe I shouldn't tell anybody that I am using Linux. This is
usually one of the first things I tell just to ensure the cause of the
(compatibility) problem can be found faster. - But you are right, I
should also pay back with a little
This is usually one of the first things I tell just to ensure the cause of the
(compatibility) problem can be found faster.
What actually happens is they refuse to continue until you try the Windows
platform solution.
If you don't tell them it's Linux, they assume it is Windows and the question
Hi :)
The problem with the MS Office formats us that they are not consistent
across different versions of MS Office itself. The version they have
managed to get registered as an ISO standard is different again. Even
worse is that MS's installer claims there will be inconsistences between
even
Of course, we all know this, John.
This is the cold hard face of profiteering.
The problem is how to fix this bug without falling into that same devils
trap.
I'm sure Bill Gates with his Our mission was to put a computer in every
home and we've succeeded stance feels very exonerated but this is
On Sun, Dec 9, 2012 at 1:15 AM, Faldegast 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Guess what: He migrated back to Windows as he noticed a whole bunch of
workarounds he needed to do.
What about virtualbox + Windows + IE?
Yes, he could have done that - and tried it. But just think about any
hyperlink (be
Martin,
You are basically saying it's better to stay with the devil you know.
I disagree because my experiences are not like yours.
Firstly, I never recommend removing a users current installation and
leaving them with something they are unfamiliar.
I always set up machines to dual boot and
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Martin,
You are basically saying it's better to stay with the devil you know.
I disagree because my experiences are not like yours.
Firstly, I never recommend removing a users
Guess what: He migrated back to Windows as he noticed a whole bunch of
workarounds he needed to do. It started with the fact that he as a
support-guy needs to use a IE-only trouble ticket system. Attempts
with IE under Wine/Playonlinux) failed because of stability issues.
What about
The problem lies in Linux' marketing. As power users, we can carry this
effort and make linux #1. Simply go speak at schools, colleges, and
libraries on the benefits of open source technologies (emphasize the
free aspect as well as the lack of viruses.)
I already do this at my local
@John: I am a big advocate of Linux and agree with you that many
simply do not know any alternative.
I personally do run - against all odds - my Workstation on Ubuntu in a
nearly Windows-only company. Nobody, neither in IT nor in management
is ever considering Linux (and Mac). And I had a similar
Others will do the work for Ubuntu.
http://www.businessinsider.com/steve-ballmers-nightmare-is-coming-true-2012-11
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Why can't we have an OS ballot like the Europeans have some Browser
ballot?
Can we start a movement where where ODF format support in mandatory for
all Governments so that LibreOffice on Ubuntu has a fair chance?
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Randall: the change that has happened is that Microsoft has no majority
market share in computing as a whole, as it is just in desktop market
they still have it. In mobile market, Linux based (but otherwise much
proprietary) Android as the majority together with Apple. In the server
market, Linux
Randall: the change that has happened is that Microsoft has no majority
market share in computing as a whole, as it is just in desktop market
they still have it. In mobile market, Linux based (but otherwise much
proprietary) Android as the majority together with Apple. In the server
market, Linux
Randall: the change that has happened is that Microsoft has no majority
market share in computing as a whole, as it is just in desktop market
they still have it. In mobile market, Linux based (but otherwise much
proprietary) Android as the majority together with Apple. In the server
market, Linux
Hi :)
MS never had a majority market-share in computing as a whole. Most people only
notice what happens on the one machine sitting on their desk. They assume the
entire rest of the world must be using exactly the same thing that keeps
crashing on their machine, from massive supercomputers to
I wonder how much we should care about mobile market.
Most people still using Windows for gaming, personal use, company use ,
embedded system (e.g., ATM).
Many education institution still teaches Microsoft lock-in stuff.
Linux desktop or Ubuntu desktop's share is still around 1% niche.
Think
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 9:43 PM, Ma Xiaojun damage3...@gmail.com wrote:
I wonder how much we should care about mobile market.
Apart from phone-calling the mobile market (tablets and smartphones)
is mostly for consuming (web surfing, news-reading, video, ...).
A real computer (laptop, desktop or
Hi :)
The desktop is not dead. It's resting.
Regards from
Tom :)
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** Summary changed:
- Proprietary operating systems have a majority market share
+ Microsoft has a majority market share
** Description changed:
- Proprietary operating systems have a majority market share in the new
- desktop PC marketplace. This is a bug which Ubuntu and other projects
- are
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This might be a good oportunity to gain market share:
http://battellemedia.com/archives/2012/09/am-i-an-outlier-or-are-apple-products-no-longer-easy-to-use.php
By the way, I use kde because for me has the best family of programs, but still
has many UX problems that some times makes me wonder if
cThis might be a good oportunity to gain market share:
http://battellemedia.com/archives/2012/09/am-i-an-outlier-or-are-apple-products-no-longer-easy-to-use.php
By the way, I use kde because for me has the best family of programs, but still
has many UX problems that some times makes me wonder if
This bug has been reported on the Ubuntu ISO testing tracker.
A list of all reports related to this bug can be found here:
http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/reports/bugs/1
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I think we need to work with schools. When a kid comes home from school
saying I need a computer for school then the parents naturally go out
and buy something that does the same as the school computer. If however
we can convince the schools to use Linux machines then that is what the
kids will
I think we need to work with schools. When a kid comes home from school
saying I need a computer for school then the parents naturally go out
and buy something that does the same as the school computer. If however
we can convince the schools to use Linux machines then that is what the
kids will
I think we need to work with schools. When a kid comes home from school
saying I need a computer for school then the parents naturally go out
and buy something that does the same as the school computer. If however
we can convince the schools to use Linux machines then that is what the
kids will
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 12:29 PM, Warren Hill 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
I think we need to work with schools. When a kid comes home from school
saying I need a computer for school then the parents naturally go out
and buy something that does the same as the school computer.
I already heard
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In Australia there is a bug in the education system where the only OS
they seem to use is Windows XP or 7. At a Tafe open day I asked if their
network supported Ubuntu, the guy pauses and says no.
This bug is everywhere I look!
The Australian DET will not allow any Linux distrobutions to connect
Ah sorry to spam after an already long e-mail but one other group I left
out that I wanted in the list
Gamers, but I believe this will only follow consumer demands like the
hardware vendors, since only when there's an audience will a game
development company put money into it.
On Thu, Jul 26,
I believe the major issue is lack of consumer software available in the
Linux community. I'm not saying that I don't find tons of open source
projects and some of high quality, but there's nothing to compete with the
top of the line proprietary graphics and audio software available on
Windows and
I think I heard or read somewhere IBM was going to start shipping Ubuntu
with their computers
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To fix this bug, bur a computer and install Linux on it and then take
the Microsoft sticker off carefully and give Windows 7 Key to your
friend for like ten bucks and give him a Windows 7 dvd you downloaded
from a torrent website and tell your friend to use the key on the
sticker.
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Hi :)
That would be great, even if they replaced LibreOffice with their flavour of
Apache's OpenOffice. LO and AOO are not really competing with each other so
much as they are co-operatively competing with the rather larger rival.
It would be great to see IBM taking on MS. They might even
This bug is widely evident in Australia
Never have I ever seen a computer without this bug, the computer
manafacturers should man up and sell more computers without OS's on
them!
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Ubuntu looks nice and tries to copy the Apple way, but in an open source
manner. That's not bad. What is bad is that you can't get Ubuntu
Hardware. That's Apple's strength: if you buy an Apple you know it just
works. If you buy Windows you know your hardware will most probably work
as this is the
On 05/23/2012 09:30 AM, Hein wrote:
... Need a scanner: no problem for Windows or OSX: just look
for the respective logos on the box in the shops. Linux: search for
supported devices, read what features are or are not supported, and try
to get this (mostly outdated) model.
I have actually had
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Subject: Re: [Bug 1] Re: Microsoft has a majority market share
On 05/23/2012 09:30 AM, Hein wrote:
... Need a scanner: no problem for Windows or OSX: just look
for the respective logos on the box in the shops. Linux: search for
supported devices
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 12:24 AM, Faldegast 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Check for a FOSS Linux driver BEFORE you buy a printer or scanner. If there
are a high quality FOSS driver now, there will be decades from now...
Indeed - I always check the OS support of the hardware before buying.
But
May 2012 09:30:29 +
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Subject: Re: [Bug 1] Re: Microsoft has a majority market share
Hi,
while setting up my production 12.04 machine I stumbled upon a few
issues, e.g. bug #768931 - no custom icon on launcher displayed for
mono
Hi,
while setting up my production 12.04 machine I stumbled upon a few
issues, e.g. bug #768931 - no custom icon on launcher displayed for
mono winforms and ogre apps.
This bug also crashes/closes the complete unity interface when the
user does the wrong click. And the Bug is there since 11.04
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1/comments/1683
[quote]This seems to be related to the nvidia proprietary driver which is not
open source and not fixable.
But why the heck is Canonical making their primary desktop environment
dependent to proprietary graphics drivers? And why are other
Hi :)
+1
Continuing to support 10.04 would be great. MS seem to have finally stopped
supporting Xp except under unusual conditions but it's true they kept adding a
few more years on. Unity has grown fast into a very usable interface. I
thought it would take a couple more years to get this
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in fact --don't rebuke me--- my country know only windows and they don't know
anything about linux
i think one way to fix it is tell people how ubuntu free and free -flexible
make some advertiment to show on TV
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I think Ubuntu Linux is going to fix this
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I think that the Linux community in general will eventually fix this.
It should be considered a high priority long term project.
However, we can be grateful that we have averted a similar bug in the
mobile market.
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Bruno (brunovam)
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Since Unity is the default Desktop environment Ubuntu has becon VERY
unstable. I've upgraded two machines to Ubuntu 12.04: both are unusable
now! LTS is LTI now: Long Term Instability ...
For every 10.04 LTS user I'd recommend NOT to upgrade but to switch the
Distribution.
I like the idea behind
Hi :)
A fresh install is always better than upgrading. Also the more steps you take
the less likely to be satisfactory. It's usually possible to upgrade from 1
LTS to the next LTS without upgrading to all the intermediarry 6monthlies.
There is a neat trick for installing any version over
At first I'm a developer as well. And adding features, features,
features and refactoring all the times keeps the bugs left back on
track, or worse, is introducing new bugs. And this is what makes me
upset about unity. Its receiving features and refactorings but no
stabilizations. It seems to me
On 04/30/2012 04:52 AM, Tom wrote:
Hi :)
A fresh install is always better than upgrading.
For whom? Not the non-technical user...
Lee
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In addition to comment 1647 (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1/comments/1647 ) I'd like to
shed some additional light that may help in debugging:
http://glyphobet.net/blog/essay/140 .
From my personal experience, I have seen similar things happening with
the whole bunch of linux kernel
In addition to comment 1647 (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1/comments/1647 ) I'd like to
shed some additional light that may help in debugging:
http://glyphobet.net/blog/essay/140 .
From my personal experience, I have seen similar things happening with
the whole bunch of linux kernel
this bug is highly in india and i dont think it will fix here in other
countires i beilve it can fix i agree 100% with this bug
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Hi :)
Both. But the more important thing is their reasoning. I might not take the
1st choice of either because our requirements might be completely different or
their reasons seem contrary to what i'm looking for (ie neither expensive
racers nor mountain bikes are ideal for riding around a
On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 12:32, Tom 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Both. But the more important thing is their reasoning. I might not take the
1st choice of either because our requirements might be completely different
or their reasons seem contrary to what i'm looking for
Yes, true.
On Sun, Apr 15, 2012 at 22:45, Martin Wildam mwil...@gmail.com wrote:
belly feeling somehow: The operating system must try to minimize the
annoyance for that guy behind everything. The person that needs to
help out the core family and a dozen of friends! - That usually are IT
people or at
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On Sat, Apr 14, 2012 at 15:20, houstonbofh 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
This draws a very important conclusion for me - confirming my
belly feeling somehow: The operating system must try to minimize the
annoyance for that guy behind everything. The person that needs to
help out the core
Hi :)
I would rather have a bike. Smaller carbon footprint :)
Regards from
Tom :)
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Who would you rather ask which new car to buy - the flower lady at the
corner or the taxi driver?
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On 04/15/2012 04:18 PM, Tom wrote:
Hi :)
I would rather have a bike. Smaller carbon footprint :)
So who would you ask, the guy next door or a bike messenger?
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Hi,
today I made an experiment which for me is difficult to do: I showed
Ubuntu 12.04 beta to a person (about 70 years old) completely new to
computers (only used the mouse to click through a set of photos so far
but that's it). I only know a very few people of this type because
most already have
This draws a very important conclusion for me - confirming my
belly feeling somehow: The operating system must try to minimize the
annoyance for that guy behind everything. The person that needs to
help out the core family and a dozen of friends! - That usually are IT
people or at least the
When I was a windows 7 user and I discovered Ubuntu, I was disappointed about
Unity and Gnome classic, I liked KDE. However, when I installed ubuntu I loved
unity and I use it until now. Some things I don't like about Ubuntu are:
* The default Ambiance theme is good but there are a lot of people
On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 13:31, them par 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
* Ubuntu should have gufw preinstalled and turned on by default.
This one, I wondered why Ubuntu comes without firewall preinstalled
but then somebody told me: If there is - by default - no service
providing services there is
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Ubutu never give up
Ubuntu is freedom don't need to crack
Ubuntu is kind and friendly with my computer
Ubuntu is Global operating system
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Easily reproduced. Also working on word-of-mouth bugfix and distributing
CD's locally to friends and acquaintances.
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Date: Sun, 8 Apr 2012 12:38:39 +
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On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 11:04, Faldegast 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
perhaps we have to much in the distributions.
Do we really
Here's the biggest problem with this bug. The bug's food is failure
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1953490
Stop feeding it and it'll die :)
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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often depends on binaries that
are not core functionality.
The MinWin team is improving on this but it will take time
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2012 22:20:52 +
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Hi :)
Windows
On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 11:04, Faldegast 1...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
perhaps we have to much in the distributions.
Do we really need a Firefox package for every distribution?
A common packaging of common apps should simplify a lot.
Yes, that would indeed help. But which one of the existing
Hi :)
It doesn't really work out that way. Mostly every distro fits neatly into 1 of
about 8 main families and even different families only have minor differences
between the way they do things.
With package management there are only about 4 main different ways. If you
look at one good
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