Sridhar,

Is EasyUbuntu installed on top of Dapper or is it a separate distro?

John.

Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:

On Thursday 06 July 2006 15:41, John Gibbons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I suggest you go back to the earlier version of Ubuntu where it all
works like a charm. It works with the previous Kubuntu as well. I am
only a desktop user and definitely not technically sophisticated. But I
have been installing the regular upgrades of most of the popular distros
and have come to the conclusion it is a waste of time chasing them and
the associated headaches of getting them do what you want.. So now I
have settled for being a version behind but running all the stuff I like
including the libdvdcss dependent. If there is a sudden leap forward by
a distro that I feel I can't live without I may again be sucked into the
continuing upgrade game. But, in the meantime everything works nicely.

It works very well with Dapper for me. Considering the extra effort that has gone into Dapper when compared to Breezy (the previous version), it's generally safe to say that you'd be doing yourself a disservice if you don't use Dapper. That applies to both quality assurance and functionality.

EasyUbuntu allows you to quickly and easily install so-called 'restricted' packages just by ticking a few boxes. There's no need for fancy commands or searching through thousands of packages in Synaptic/Adept.


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