I am seriously considering going back to 8.10 or even 8.04 and I believe
that the only way to do this is to do a reinstall. If I go along this
track will I lose all my files?
Norman
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norman wrote:
I am seriously considering going back to 8.10 or even 8.04 and I believe
that the only way to do this is to do a reinstall. If I go along this
track will I lose all my files?
Norman
By default you possibly will, although if you backup your home directory
(basically
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 12:46 PM, Rob Beard r...@esdelle.co.uk wrote:
By default you possibly will, although if you backup your home directory
(basically everything in /home) you should be able to restore the
backup. When backing up make sure you press CTRL and H to show hidden
files and
Sean Miller wrote:
Possibly quicker to choose manual partitioning and tell it not to format
the /home partition (or / if that is where /home is) - but, of course,
backing up too is a definite necessity but will save time restoring.
Sean
Would there not be a possibility that some of the
Jason Liquorish wrote:
Sean Miller wrote:
Possibly quicker to choose manual partitioning and tell it not to format
the /home partition (or / if that is where /home is) - but, of course,
backing up too is a definite necessity but will save time restoring.
Sean
Would there not
2009/6/18 norman nor...@littletank.org:
I am seriously considering going back to 8.10 or even 8.04
Why?
What specific issues are you encountering?
Cheers,
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That's assuming the existing installation has a /home partition
(hopefully this is the case).
I have no home partition but the installation is relatively new and the
amount of stuff in /home is quite small.
Norman
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I am seriously considering going back to 8.10 or even 8.04
Why?
What specific issues are you encountering?
Really, just one. I have arranged to use a computer plus, scanner,
printer and Wacom bamboo as part of what you may call a digital
darkroom. I need to use Gimp, software for the
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom
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2009/6/18 norman nor...@littletank.org:
have no problems with all I need except with the workings of the Wacom
Bamboo and all the help that seems to be available to me that I can
manage to do and understand will not work with 9.04. There was a promise
of a GUI for the setting up of Wacom
On Thu, 2009-06-18 at 15:35 +0100, Sean Miller wrote:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom
I have looked at this several times over the last few days and I do not
understand it or what has to be done and, judging by the lack of
response I have had, nobody else does either.
Norman
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Which how-tos did you follow, and in what exact way did they fail?
There is only one https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom and I do not
understand it (see my reply to Sean)
Norman
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Which how-tos did you follow, and in what exact way did they fail?
I would further add that I have a script sitting in my files right now
which will not work in 9.04 but a pound to a penny would work on 8.04
and maybe on 8.10.
Norman
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norman wrote:
Which how-tos did you follow, and in what exact way did they fail?
There is only one https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom and I do not
understand it (see my reply to Sean)
I suggest you install Hardy 8.04, and have a look at
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