Hi Anthony (and all: this is my first post).
I find it easier to install vanilla Ubuntu, then the Ubuntu Studio
metapackages over the top. This solution assumes you're happy with your PC
being a general-purpose box as well as a creative machine and you aren't
aching for some specific boost only an Ubustu installation gets you. That
way you inherit all the working-out-of-the-boxiness of Ubuntu and get the
creative packages on top.
Dave The Happy Singer
On 27 April 2011 03:27, Anthony Hall hall.johnanth...@googlemail.comwrote:
It has to be said.. Ubuntu Studio is by far and away the best operating
system Ive ever used. It looks good, it feels good, its very well crafted
and suits me in every way bar one!
What I don't get is why something this good doesnt come packaged with a
simple wireless set up like the regular ubuntu.
Im actually installing it right now on whats going to be my new Home
Theatre PC. Even as I do, I know in a short while Im going to be
disconnecting my wireless and dragging the ethernet cable over just so I can
update synaptic then install wicd.
Like I say its elegant and beautiful, just a shame about the wireless. Oh
well mustn't grumble. World class software for free is a good deal.
Still 'Spoil the job for a ha'peth o' tar' springs to mind :)
Peace all.
Ant
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