On 11/14/2014 08:42 PM, Tres Finocchiaro wrote:
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> Something must be wrong. CPU usage is way higher in 7.1 :/ ..damn
>
Allow me to say one thing: this is exactly why we need a paid developer.
So we can get things like this solved. So we can keep our new features,
and get even more new ones,
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> Something must be wrong. CPU usage is way higher in 7.1 :/ ..damn
I've noticed slightly higher usage as well, which is more noticeable on
older machines.
Perhaps Vesa has some feelings on this, but with my faster machines, I
really don't have the lockups so its hard to pinpoint the cause.
M
there is something wrong. RC7.1 uses much more resurses than 1.0
I have some good projects garbled, and there are bad spikes
First look at this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOuQKYoyrlk
That was just a demo of how super lean 1.0 was on resurses
Then check this
http://youtu.be/LCwo9wkcD40
That is
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> Well, since it seems no one is stepping up to do that, how about if we
> forget about the whole "leading" business, forget about kickstarters or
> such, and just ask people to donate via paypal/bitcoin/other means?
>
> Then if we get enough money, we substract any tax costs and such from
> the
Yeah. With Windows, drivers come on disk and sometimes they work and
sometimes they don't.
With Linux, either (a) the drivers are there and everything is lovely!
or (b) you're out of luck.
Ubuntu lets you put on some proprietary drivers, but they're not going
to be persistent with the live versio
On 11/13/2014 11:10 PM, Tres Finocchiaro wrote:
> I personally don't feel a poll is necessary unless we have someone
> willing to lead this.
Well, since it seems no one is stepping up to do that, how about if we
forget about the whole "leading" business, forget about kickstarters or
such, and just
>
> > I'm already strongly considering reinstalling it entirely because it's
> "not too much effort".
That's a tremendous advantage Linux has over proprietary OSs, it's quick to
install and comes bundled with most of what you need.
The disadvantage is that it's in a constant battle to work with
Live, not installed. It worked last time but maybe it somehow broke since
I'm using a partition and not a file for persistance, or some other obscure
reason.
"Welcome to linux" for sure. I'm already strongly considering reinstalling
it entirely because it's "not too much effort".
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> > Every time I boot ubuntu from a fresh install the internet isn't
> working.
Live USB media or installing to disk?
Reason I ask is because the proprietary drivers are usually require a
reboot and therefor don't work well with live media.
If you are using wireless, it's probably trying to i
Ok, off topic but it's stopping me from building. Every time I boot ubuntu
from a fresh install the internet isn't working. To fix this I have to go
to All Settings > Software & Updates > Additional Drivers and enable the
proprietary drivers for my network card. The thing is that on this install,
w
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