I think you're looking at this the wrong way. There are a number of ways
already available to have the functionality you seek. You will need to
leverage both the HAL fdi for the device you're trying to automount and a
script to fix the permissions on a that disk. This is what makes linux so
great,
Hi Loic,
The move away from xorg.conf has been to a new hal integration. Please see
the documentation in the wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input
Configuring an fdi for your tablet hardware should not be any more
difficult than an xorg and could probably be accomplished by a script. I
I'm not convined those Phoronix test are really that accurate, especially
after reading this one:
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=articleitem=ubuntu_macosxnum=1
It looks like they are not really comparing apples to apples, especially
when it comes to java benchmarking. They're using very
faster than Vista isn't hard, we want it to be faster than XP because
remember, that's what most people are running. Why would they switch to
Ubuntu if it's going to make their machine slower?
I think performance is a very relative term. Slow for games can be great for
a database. I am a lot
I think there should be a link placed in the xorg document when
update-manager comments out an input device to the new fdi documentation. It
is hard to find that page in the wiki if you're not familiar with the
details of the project. It is also frustrating to not know the proper way to
configure
at 12:31 AM, Bryce Harrington [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hi Dan,
Would you mind going ahead and sketching this documentation in?
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input
Bryce
On Thu, Nov 06, 2008 at 12:21:45AM -0500, Dan Colish wrote:
I think there should be a link placed in the xorg document
