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@36 I observed another crash so i thought apport-collect would include
relevant information about the crash (which I'm not sure was included in
the original report because I don't remember for sure if I reported it
just after the crash or not)
I know you don't give a shit about fixing the bug in t
teo1978, there is no need to apport-collect further unless specifically
requested to do so.
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- I suspended
- I pressed a key to resume
- the screen turned on and I was prompted for the password as usual
- I entered the password
=> my previous session was lost, every application I had left open prior
Yeah, and that's precisely what's ridiculous: discouraging dual boot.
It's like not recommendiung the use of laptops, or that of an external
keyboard, or some given screen resolutions.
Ubuntu should struggle to better support all normal use scenarios,
rather than picking those where it doesn't wo
teo1978:
> Regarding dual-booting, also strongly advised not to do it.
That's simply ridiculous.
All the documentation on official Ubuntu channels (ex. help.ubuntu.com)
has been consolidated and updated to reflect dual booting is not a
recommended configuration >
https://help.ubuntu.com/community
> Regarding using UEFI, it's strongly advised not using it unless you
> absolutely must, as noted in
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI
I'm not sure what exactly I did with BIOS settings but perhaps it was
disabling UEFI.
> Regarding dual-booting, also strongly advised not to do it.
T
teo1978, thank you for your quick response.
Regarding using UEFI, it's strongly advised not using it unless you
absolutely must, as noted in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI .
Regarding dual-booting, also strongly advised not to do it. If you must
use Windows in an ongoing basis (some legac
> versus take the hour out of your time to do
> as previously requested (which in itself is quite simple)
It's not just the time, it's the risk of breaking everything.
When I first installed Ubuntu, in dual boot with Windows by following Ubuntu's
official documentation and the onscreen installati
teo1978, thank you for the quick follow up.
>"I won't update my BIOS until Ubuntu offers a way of doing it in a simple way
>without relying on another OS."
Just to advise, this will more than likely not happen anytime soon (on
the order of years).
In the PC industry, the responsibility of the BI
Please don't be ridiculous.
This has started happening recently (by the way, I have rebooted several times
and it keeps happening, not systematically at every suspend/resume but very
often).
This didn't happen before, and the bios I'm using is the same, so it is clearly
a REGRESSION in some rec
teo1978, thank you for reporting this and helping make Ubuntu better. As
per http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers an update to your
computer's buggy and outdated BIOS is available (2.21). If you update to
this following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BIOSUpdate does it
change anything?
I
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