On 2009-09-15 19:53, Brian Murray wrote :
Hello everybody,
As a part of the Increase Apport Adoption specification[1] we are going
to kick off an experiment and redirect all of Ubuntu's /+filebug links
in Launchpad to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs. This
change has been tested
Dear madam, sir,
The fact that I'm using Ubuntu since version 6.06 is only a detail. But
where is Ubuntu going today?
I'm willing to beg to the programmers: please test your software!! Try
to listen to your users!! It's nice to have the latest technology inside
a distribution but what do I
Am 17.11.2009 um 12:19 schrieb patrick:
Give a distribution the time to mature, listen to your big chief, even
when it's for only time only: 1 distribution a year will bring quality
software instead of buggy software like it is now !!
I had some thoughts on this as well and came to the
Personally, I was ecstatic to try out Kernel Mode Setting.
I was very happy with it...until I found out that it absolutely butchered
the VGA console. Finding out that vgacon was not supported broke my heart.
However, these decisions seem to have been made by the graphics guys up at
patrick wrote:
Dear madam, sir,
I wonder about the wisdom of even trying to respond to an email that starts
that way...
Give a distribution the time to mature, listen to your big chief, even
when it's for only time only: 1 distribution a year will bring quality
software instead of buggy
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 3:29 PM, Markus Hitter m...@jump-ing.de wrote:
Am 17.11.2009 um 12:19 schrieb patrick:
Give a distribution the time to mature, listen to your big chief, even
when it's for only time only: 1 distribution a year will bring quality
software instead of buggy software
we have discovered a fakeroot deadlock, and we've attached a
source-patch that solves the problem at our site.
the outward manifestation is that *faked* the client (in our case,
usually *chown -R ...*) appear to be deadlocked, with faked hanging at
listen() and the client hanging at read().
Well we've certainly seen a few problems with Karmic. I have reports
from new or upgrading users of crashing applications etc.
So here is what I see as the major problem.
Ubuntu has had such good success that to many people, Ubuntu and Linux
are one and the same thing. Ubuntu = Linux and Linux
Karmic's adoption of DeviceKit-Power and the latest Gnome-Power-Manager has
changed the way the GUI reports remaining battery time. The old method built
a profile of how long, on average, it took for each percentage point of the
battery to be depleted. From that, it could estimate fairly
Karmic's adoption of DeviceKit-Power and the latest Gnome-Power-Manager has
changed the way the GUI reports remaining battery time.
Possibly relevant to this discussion is a widely me tooed' bug report
on the battery time estimate flat out not happening in Karmic:
On Wed, 2009-11-18 at 22:24 +, patrick wrote:
Dear madam, sir,
The fact that I'm using Ubuntu since version 6.06 is only a detail. But
where is Ubuntu going today?
I'm willing to beg to the programmers: please test your software!!
They do test their software, but the fact is that
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