Hello y'all! First of anything I'm kinda new to this whole linux/open
source thing. I had used Ubuntu in virtual machines before (windows host)
but I needed to install it in my laptop to work on academic stuff that I
couldn't do in the virtual machine.
The thing is, I think that the default settin
On Mar 6, 2012 7:56 AM, "Roberto NM" wrote:
> I think the behaviour to do nothing instead of suspending is expected and
user friendly since other major operating systems (Windows, OS X) behave
the same way.
Hi,
I just booted a brand new purchase of a MacbookPro 8,2, and the default
behaviour upo
I meant that's the way those operating system's installation media behave
when you boot from them. Not when you boot the newly installed and
functional operating system itself. For example when I used my Windows 7
installation DVD to run chkdsk I could close the lid of my laptop anytime I
wanted an
hi,
On Tue, 6 Mar 2012 13:54:50 +0100
Roberto NM wrote:
> I think the behaviour to do nothing instead of suspending is expected
> and user friendly since other major operating systems (Windows, OS X)
> behave the same way.
>
there are many people using the live media as a work environment, just
2012/3/6 Oliver Grawert
> hi,
> On Tue, 6 Mar 2012 13:54:50 +0100
> Roberto NM wrote:
>
> > I think the behaviour to do nothing instead of suspending is expected
> > and user friendly since other major operating systems (Windows, OS X)
> > behave the same way.
> >
> there are many people using
hi,
On Tue, 6 Mar 2012 16:49:47 +0100
Roberto NM wrote:
> If you choose install right after booting the installation CD the
> dash and launcher don't load, yet the behaviour is suspend upon
> closing the lid.
right, this is why i asked you to file the bug against the installer
program (ubiquity)
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On 03/06/2012 07:54 AM, Roberto NM wrote:
> The thing is, I think that the default setting on closing the lid of a
> laptop should be set to do nothing instead of suspend. At least do this for
> the install/live CD environment.
> It makes no sense that
2012/3/8 Phillip Susi
>
> After resuming from a suspend, the system picks right up where it left
> off, so it should not cause any sort of corruption.
>
Well the installer was moving my windows partition when it happened:
Original partition arrangement:
[Very small partition][Windows]
Partition
