On 25/09/15 20:32, chris hermansen wrote:
[snip]
Well, that may be the case, but in the circumstances at hand, making a
bootable USB stick for Ubuntu 15.10 beta amd64 from an up-to-date
Ubuntu 15.04 amd64 system hardly strikes me as some edge case that can
be safely ignored by instructing the people concerned to use a more
mainstream procedure.
Anyway. I don't have a dog in this "let's replace usb-creator-gtk
race"; I'm just trying to do my Ubuntu QA volunteer thing and the tool
at hand is broken. I leave it to you all to figure out whether the
tool needs fixing or replacing.
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Chris Hermansen · clhermansen "at" gmail "dot" com
C'est ma façon de parler.
I see the same issues - don't misunderstand me. Mostly.
I rarely see issue with SDC as ~1 week after dev releases - I'll be
using the next unreleased. I AM an edge case ;)
I'm all for getting this fixed - but if we start worrying about things
said before (and are now not supported) we'll get nowhere fast.
For the record - I've given up using anything but gnome-disks. Which
gives me a working tool each and everytime, from wherever and for
whatever - I have had problems with other apps/coomands of one sort of
the other since ~2009
Unetbootin used to be fine - now it's not.
I have no interest in persistence ever.
I've no interest in pushing dd to people who aren't aware of how to
partition - the linux for humans mantra should be forefront in what we
do imho.
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