I have been using Ubuntu quite happily for a few years. It has been
great having a stable system. However, it seems that the good times
are over.
Look at the graph at [1]. That is if the machine has not crashed
again. It can be seen how unreliable this machine is since the upgrade
to 12.04.
If
On 24/05/12 09:01, Philip Stubbs wrote:
I have been using Ubuntu quite happily for a few years. It has been
great having a stable system. However, it seems that the good times
are over.
Look at the graph at [1]. That is if the machine has not crashed
again. It can be seen how unreliable this
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On 24/05/12 09:25, Gibbs wrote:
On 24/05/12 09:01, Philip Stubbs wrote:
I have been using Ubuntu quite happily for a few years. It has
been great having a stable system. However, it seems that the
good times are over.
Look at the graph at [1].
Latest update on the proposed hackspace:
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I'm Jamie, I've been working with Simon on the proposed hackspace at the
Museum of Computing in Swindon.
We are having a meeting at the museum on Wednesday 30th May at 7pm, to
discuss the hackspace with anybody who is interested in coming along.
On 2012-05-24 09:25, Gibbs wrote:
What did you upgrade from? From personal experience I always do a fresh
install when upgrading from LTS to LTS as there are years worth of
differences between them. Saying that I still haven't upgraded from 10.04
at work.
I have upgraded servers from 10.04 to
On 24 May 2012 14:00, Tyler J. Wagner ty...@tolaris.com wrote:
I have upgraded servers from 10.04 to 12.04, AND one server from 10.10
through 11.04 and 11.10 to 12.04. All are fine. No crashes so far,
everything is stable.
This seems to be a problem specific to your setup. We can help further
On 2012-05-24 15:43, Philip Stubbs wrote:
I know that I should dig and get more details, but Ubuntu is supposed
to be Linux for Humans. These days I just want to get on and use the
machine, not spend hours just keeping them going.
I think your problem is that it is Linux for Humans, not Linux
On 24/05/12 16:12, Tyler J. Wagner wrote:
I think your problem is that it is Linux for Humans, not Linux for
Tinkerers. :) If you have heavily modified anything, beware of
upgrades. I love customising, but I've learned to stay close to
defaults for this reason. I think you have no choice BUT
** Dave Morley davm...@davmor2.co.uk [2012-05-24 11:24]:
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Are you actually experiencing crashes or is it that you get lots of
there is a problem report it dialogs?
The reason I ask is there is a new system in place that detects every
error rather than crash and reports them to
This dilemma will probably result in me doing nothing until the
12.04.1 upgrade.
as far as I knew this was the recomened option for going from LTS to LTS.
Update manager does not even offer the option on the desktop. Seems it will be
some time in july.--
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