Me too. Actually, I have had a good experience with 8.10: - Broadcom wireless was detected and correct driver installed. Compare that with the need to use ndiswrapper in 8.04 and earlier.
- Improved screen and graphics detection. Instead of having to use 3rd party EnvyNG to getmy Nvidia cards up and working, Restricted Drivers found it right and had it ready at the next reboot. Now, that is not to say that I didn't and don't continue to have some problems; - I had to edit the Xorg.conf file on the CD-ROM to even be able to get a X11 session from the Live Disc. Once I added a "Driver VESA" directive, it took right and installed with no troubles. - The window title bar is becoming corrupted when using Desktop Effects. No big deal really, just slightly annoying. Otherwise, I have the really enjoyed the 4 days of new Ubuntu-ness. Later, jason ----------------------------------------------------------------- To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -----------------------------------------------------------------
