Some of you may recall my white elephant 'Linux Certified' machine. I can't call LC its manufacturers, since they aren't: they just bought a batch of Compal JHL90 notebooks and shoved a version of Ubuntu with a non-standard interface driver onto them (because they said, it was more stable than the standard driver), thus making them non-updatable.
I ran mine with the standard driver, making it updatable, and it went dead, with, according to local engineers, a chipset fault, after four months. I sent it back to its vendors in California over a month ago, with a note saying I didn't want it repaired and returned, I wanted my money back. Since then I have heard nothing. I don't feel too keen on whatever the international version of the Small Claims Court is, but I do feel that, given that they call themselves 'Linux Certified,' Mr Pauling, who owns the name 'Linux', might be interested. How do I contact him, or his organisation, whatever it is? -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/
