Hi Mika It's possible, that it has to do with my hardware.
But the concept of GNU/Linux Debian is in my oppionon very good. There are: - stable (Firefox 3.0.6 / Thunderbird 2.0.0.22-0 / Ooffice 2.4.1) - testing (Firefox 3.0.14 / Thunderbird 2.0.0.22-0 / Ooffice 3.1.1-2) - unstable (Firefox 3.5.5 / Thunderbird 2.0.0.22-1.1 / Ooffice 3.1.1-8) - experimental (-- / -- / Ooffice 3.2.0beta1) In osol you have only stable and testing/unstable/experimental. If you want something really stable you have to get debian stable or osol 2009/06. If you want newer packages you can get debian testing/unstable or osol 2010/20dev. What I want to say with this: If I want to have new packages, I can't have this stable with osol, but I can have debian testing, where packages have been tested for 14 days (in the unstable section) before they become testing. I don't want to have an old Firefox because of the bugs it has and also the improvements. I hope you can understand that I (at the moment) will install ubuntu 9.10. It's very good possible that my wife will get osol in an half year again. --> For the developers: Isn't it possible to create a new section as in debian (stable / testing / unstable)? THAT would be very great!! Cheers Daniel Am Mi, 18.11.2009, 14:25, schrieb Mika Borner: > Daniel Bossert wrote: >> >> She is using Thunderbird and firefox with facebook-games. This >> combination >> is a good stresstest to see if a system works..) >> So, tomorrow evening I'm going to install Ubuntu 9.10 ... (I propose >> you'll hate me now). Also, with osol, firefox got dark about 4 times >> within 2 hours. This means a huge load.. >> > > Regarding Firefox and snv 127. I've also had some problem, which are > IMHO related to the flash plugin (Firefox gets dark for some seconds, > but recovers after a few seconds). > > I had the same effect in an earlier build, but didn't have the time to > nail down the problem. > > Otherwise, we have seven OSOL Desktops running with OSOL (5x 2009.05, 2x > Build 127) without any bigger problems. Five of them being Ultra 24 > machines. Your problems could be related to hardware/drivers... > > No, you're not allowed to install Ubuntu ;-) > > Cheers > Mika > -- PGP-Key-ID: 0x7C7A722B
