> There is no separate UMPC release for Jaunty. In many ways, the > goals of the UMPC flavour were identical to the goals of the Netbook > Remix, and there were several sets of instructions on partially enabling > the Netbook Remix interface for the UMPC release in intrepid. During > the Jaunty cycle, the code and packages previously in the Netbook Remix > were brought up to date and integrated with Ubuntu, resulting in a > release as a flavour of Ubuntu, rather than a derivative. > > Those that prefer the previous interface are probably best served by > installing Desktop, and then installing the intrepid ubuntu-mobile > package. I'm not sure if this works (I haven't tried it). If someone > wants to take over maintenance of the settings package and associated > bits to work in Karmic, that is certainly a solution, but those > previously maintaining it have merged their efforts with the Netbook Remix.
I have just tried the Netbook Remix via live USB. I see that *some* bugs that haunted me with UMPC and intrepid were resolved -- for example, wireless now wakes up after suspend. This is on a Samsung Q1U. To my dislike, it still did not recognize the builtin cameras, did not turn the arrow keys into scrollers (I guess I still need to set the keycodes accordingly still), touch screen calibration froze the unit, I can not find an easy way to edit and reduce the clutter of the netbook interface. I guess this mailing list may not be the right place to report these anymore? Or is it? Thanks for all your suggestions. -- Ubuntu-mobile mailing list Ubuntu-mobile@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-mobile
