Hello all,
Danny Piccirillo wrote:
> I'm an 100% in support of this. It's really time to be using webkit over
> Mozilla's gecko and Chromium lets us do so without almost no draw backs
> from Firefox.
> On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 18:31, John Baer IMO Ubuntu should adopt Chrome as the default bro
> Lately, I've been thinking it would be very cool to have an applet on
> the download page that could examine the users hardware, compare it to
> values in a database and offer advise based on that.
An interesting idea!
> Will I be able to
> just reboot into the live-session?
Well, if the user
Thanks for your comments, Duncan.
> Doesn't look like many people have much to say. I tend to agree that the
> naming is confusing in the situation you describe. I suggest you file a
> bug at launchpad, you might have to file it against grub - I can't find
> a suitable package to suggest.
Done -
Hello all,
I have been using Ubuntu since Hoary, so I am used to the general way
that Ubuntu works. I was quite confused, however, when I installed Edgy
(Knot 3) and reached the Grub menu.
For those that haven't yet upgraded, the entries in the Grub menu are:
Ubuntu-blah-Generic
Ubuntu-blah-Gener
Hello all,
I don't like to send too many emails to this list but the logout icon
keeps switching from before the date to after it. Nearly every time that
I restart the machine, it has switched places.
Is this a continuous change in policy or a bug that only is occurring on
my machine?
Aaron
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Hi,
Manu Cornet wrote:
> Actually, I would suggest to replace this icon with the current
> "logout" icon from the logout dialog (the green circle from which an
> arrow exits). A few reasons for this suggestion :
Having thought about it, I would agree with you for a different reason.
I agree about
Hello all,
I hate to be yet another person writing to the list to comment on icons,
but I am going to in order to make one quick comment.
I like that Ubuntu has left the ambiguous door icon in favour of the
universal power icon on a switch. Unfortunately, I think that the
picture of a switch is u
Manu Cornet wrote:
> * How do you like the approach ? :)
I really like the look of it :).
> * Should the two titles be centered instead of left-aligned ?
> * Should I write "Pause session" instead of "Pause", and "Exit session"
> instead of "Exit" ?
Personally I don't see the need for the sectio
Christian Bjälevik wrote:
> Sure, but it's not Ubuntus default piece of software. Therefore I don't
> think we should ship it on the WinFOSS part of the CD either. The space
> is better used for other things... Like, for example, Ubuntu! :-)
I have thought about this since the thread began and I
Lakin Wecker wrote:
> Users are accustomed to many types of portable devices which run on
> batteries: cell-phones, PDAs, music players, and laptops. Knowing the
> state of the battery is an important part of using the device.
> I agree with Corey. It's important information, and the current def
Hello Lionel,
First of all I'll add a disclaimer here that I am not an experienced
Linux hacker, but I have set up NM a few times and really like it.
Lionel Dricot (aka Ploum) wrote:
> If I understand, the goal seems to switch to NetworkManager, sooner or
> later. Interesting, I was not aware of
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