On Sun, 2009-11-01 at 17:10 +, mercha...@onetel.com wrote:
> I also did the Upgrade over the air/Internet on Friday. Now I don't have any
> wireless. I can't find a way of starting the wireless (Yet) and I
> notice on the
> ubuntuforums that it seems to be a problem. Otherwise, as Terry says,
Quoting Terry Coles :
> On Sunday 01 Nov 2009, mercha...@onetel.com wrote:
>> I also did the Upgrade over the air/Internet on Friday. Now I don't have
>> any wireless. I can't find a way of starting the wireless (Yet) and I
>> notice on the
>> ubuntuforums that it seems to be a problem. Otherwise
On Sunday 01 Nov 2009, mercha...@onetel.com wrote:
> I also did the Upgrade over the air/Internet on Friday. Now I don't have
> any wireless. I can't find a way of starting the wireless (Yet) and I
> notice on the
> ubuntuforums that it seems to be a problem. Otherwise, as Terry says, It
> seems
I also did the Upgrade over the air/Internet on Friday. Now I don't have any
wireless. I can't find a way of starting the wireless (Yet) and I
notice on the
ubuntuforums that it seems to be a problem. Otherwise, as Terry says, It seems
faster.
Peter M.
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KDE 4.3 is a big improvement on 4.2 (I'm in the Fedora camp over here).
Much more stable and many of the quirks ironed out. Thats not to say its
"finished" yet, just at a point where its useable.
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Hi Terry,
Thanks for the review. I have been using Kubuntu 9.04 far about three months &
will be very glad to get away from KDE 4.2. This was the first distro that made
me think what a good system MS-Windows is, it's one of those distro versions
that should have been strangled at birth. However
Terry Coles wrote:
> On Sunday 01 Nov 2009, Simon P Smith wrote:
>
>> The only thing that niggled me about doing an upgrade is that you
>> are still left with ext3 filesystem rather than ext4 whcih is now
>> default.
>>
>> I changed my netbook to ext4 and found this even faster.
>>
>> Or did you
On Sunday 01 Nov 2009, Simon P Smith wrote:
> The only thing that niggled me about doing an upgrade is that you
> are still left with ext3 filesystem rather than ext4 whcih is now
> default.
>
> I changed my netbook to ext4 and found this even faster.
>
> Or did you convert the filesystem?
Actua
Simon P Smith wrote:
> Terry,
>
> The only thing that niggled me about doing an upgrade is that you
> are still left with ext3 filesystem rather than ext4 whcih is now
> default.
>
> I changed my netbook to ext4 and found this even faster.
>
> Or did you convert the filesystem?
>
> Si
>
I've done
Terry,
The only thing that niggled me about doing an upgrade is that you
are still left with ext3 filesystem rather than ext4 whcih is now
default.
I changed my netbook to ext4 and found this even faster.
Or did you convert the filesystem?
Si
On Sat, 31 Oct 2009 12:17:34 +, Terry Coles
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I ran the upgrade from Kubuntu 9.04 to 9.10 on this machine yesterday (2 core
AMD Althlon with 1 GB RAM). Here is what I've found:
1. The servers were completely choked on Thursday evening, so I stopped the
upgrade with around 40% of the download remaining. I was warned that this was
a risk,
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