On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 2:02 AM, Petrus Validus <petrus.vali...@gmail.com>wrote:
> > > > * bugs in ubuntu 10.x release > > Bugs are unavoidable. > But releasing ubuntu on time without fixing known critical bug ? > > > * unbootable iso images of ubuntu > > Maybe there's a problem with your CDs or burning application? > 64 bit ubuntu 10.10 is not bootable. checked MD5sum 100 times and similar error arond all user I use USB. in some hardware both iso were unbootable. Always fail at initramfs - init not found. or any rootfs not found. > > > * Crap theme in 10.x > > You can change that. > > > * Madness of ubuntu which is trying to create MAC - OS type look and > > feel > > Two responses: > > 1-See previous response. > > 2-I don't think it's that bad, quite frankly. Apple's interfaces are > more attractive than a lot of others out there. I've always liked the > design of their interface. Very clean and simple. Honestly I would > enjoy using/recreating the Mac System 7 interface. > > I am using gnome from last 2 year, I always see window bar button in right. Why they changed to left in lucid ? For me windows 7 and MAcOS theme and interface is very crap. I cannot even work on them > > * 6 month release cycle and most buggy upgrade management which always > > fails > > Who said you have to upgrade to the latest version available? Why not > use one of Ubuntu's LTS editions LOL LTS is much buggy then non-LTS. 9.10 was the only stable version i have used. > ? Upgrading an OS/distro every six > months is kind of silly to me. > > > * I want to rebase http://schoolos.org to most stable. > > Interesting project. Good luck with it. > > Thanks !!
