@Barry For the record, FOSS does not imply software that is "free" as in
beer. The protagonists of free software - the folks at GNU - openly state
on www.gnu.org that it is perfectly acceptable to sell software "free" as
in "freedom" for money.
Hi :)
Have to disagree with the top man. Ubuntu play
@Michele your broadcom 4313 card is supposed to be supported by the open
sourced brcmsmac (brcm80211) (for PCI, and brcmfmac for SDIO) drivers
that are included in the kernel since 2.6.37:
http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/brcm80211#Supported_Chips
I would suggest you give them a try inte
These are my specs:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: NVIDIA Corporation G86
[GeForce 8400M GT] [10de:0426] (rev a1) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller])
I have been using the above mentioned hack in xorg.conf for four years
now since Karmic Koala - I almost forgot it's there!
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Fresh install of Precise amd64 here with the same issue... I have not
looked at the code for aptd or anything, but IMHO, it smells of a
Python2 -> Python3 transition issue?
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I am changing the problem description to "os-prober requires partitions
with other operating systems to be mounted to correctly enumerate
entries", since this persists on Precise and the workaround is still the
same - after mounting my debian and slackware partitions, the entries
detected are corre
A humongous bucketful of thanks to Matthew, Anthony, Robbie and all
others! The new theme looks phenomenal! 'Tis a pity I couldn't actively
do anything to lend a hand (been really tied up wrapping my thesis to
spend any real time learning the ropes to elevate my n00b status), but
maybe now this ele
I can grab the thumb on an nvidia machine (Sony Vaio VGNAR520E), but not
on an Intel machine (Dell Vostro V13) - maybe this is graphics related?
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After many months of despair, I have an interesting workaround!
My partition and OS setup is still the same - Ubuntu + Arch + Debian +
Slackware + Gentoo, each running only ONE kernel.
If I do a `sudo update-grub' in Ubuntu with everything else NOT mounted, I
still get the same old results - Ubu
re many others... Windows XP/Vista/7 - none of them are rolling... When
Win8 comes out, 7 will be obsolete, since it has a completely new interface.
I believe we are almost there to closing this bug... All we need is a way
to give the monopoly some competition, and to bring Ubuntu more so to the
ma
ether it works will be a different
issue). With Ubuntu, you would then be able to get their machines with
everything working, and be able to install it on any other machine you wish
with mostly no issues still, because GNU/Linux is that much more awesome!!!
Manjul
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Also indeed, if one wants Ubuntu to go the gnome-world way, gnome-shell
is a mere 'apt-get install' away, so really, with Ubuntu, you get the
best of all worlds! - Any DE you want, you have it!
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I don't think that Ubuntu is to be held accountable for making the
desktop "unusable" as it stands (I personally do not even share that
belief) - if anything, they have indeed added another "option", as
houstonbofh asks... the default being gnome-shell, nowhere close to the
classic desktop paradigm
I think instead of channeling their energy into identifying bugs IN
unity and fixing them, some regard Unity as a bug itself, which I
believe is fairly unreasonable as a critique. IMHO, the heart of the
matter lies in the very release model we have, though which is also one
of the things that makes
Happened to me as well... I upgraded from Natty -> Oneiric, and while
everything was stable, nautilus crashed constantly. I read on Webupd8
that nautilus-open-terminal might be the cause:
http://www.webupd8.org/2011/10/things-to-tweak-after-installing-
ubuntu.html
I uninstalled it and things seem
ail! I had been trying to fiddle with the theme update but
had stalled for some time, since everyone was busy with Oneiric's release
and I got held up myself. I would very much like to help squash this as soon
as I can and I am emailing you with issues.
Manjul
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I still have Natty and have not experienced it in either of my machines
for a long while now. I am a bit surprised (and thankful/grateful) since
I don't know what happened that fixed this!
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Aha! Things fall into place... Thanks! I am on it.
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Hi Matthew and Anthony,
Sorry for my delayed reply - I was desperately caught up working out
some results for a grant proposal, and I have somewhat of a breather
now. I will start out by getting hold of and fiddling with the
appropriate branch from Launchpad - you mention in your comment that the
Hi Matthew,
First of all many thanks for following up with this bug diligently (as
well as for your other work all this time, which I keep noticing on the
ubuntu-doc lists). Now that the artwork has been supplied, I would like
to help out with the process of transitioning to the new theme. I see
f
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