@t2000kw I know you are worried about the 'usb suspend' issue and that you are responsible for your company, but the way some people talk here, is the tone and attitude of geeks among eachother and they are usually very perfectionist, is my experience, but also i as Linux-user am perfectionist in the computersystem i want to use, and that is why i trust those geeks in their skills and i know they are working on the issue. That is why i stick to Feisty. I know my printer must work... because i know someone with exactly the same distro as i have and exactly the same printer and the printer works fine. Linux is an ongoing project and always geeks around to make it better but meanwhile they can seem to be very competitive, but that is only the attitude that goes with perfectionism in programming and so on, because they know Linux is the best or that in Linux the best is possible. Just hire some true geeks for your company, invest a little in them and i suppose you will be fine and in the long run you could not get that quality for the same money ever. And if it is not the one Linux distro, then it is the other. Nowadays it all is clickclack mouse and knowing commandline is but extra, it is not necessary for an ordinary user but just another extra option, it can be really useful and efficient to know and if you can do both to some extent any Linux is extremely flexible, also for an ordinary user (non root). Each distro you can make look like you want it to look like. Just hire in the best geeks to do that for you, they know how to do it. They can even make Ubuntu look like Apple. Development of Linux is principally ongoing, it is multitasking until in most refined multitasking, all level, and this is my experience and i trust Linux will just only become even better all the time.
-- some usb_devices fault if usb_suspend enabled https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85488 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
