Mine today was an ad for micro k8s on macos. Seriously? This has
nothing whatsoever to do with my server. I will look into blocking this
at the firewall.
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I am hoping all of the suddenly freed up Unity devs are looking for
something to do! :) In all seriousness, I am hoping that this gets
fixed in the switch to pure gnome.
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Here is to hoping that dumping Unity freed up some resources to fix
stuff like this. But it is shameful that things like this go on. I
have a bunch of ancient bugs that just sit there...
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Title:
No reporting of failure on install with LDAP username collision
To manage notifications about this bug go
16.04 release with Flashback. Nice annoying non-removable menu bar.
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Title:
Totem menubar is displayed in fullscreen mode during gnome-flaskback
Just installed Ubuntu Server 14.04 on an older Compaq desktop for a POC.
Install goes fine with no trouble, but I am glad I installed ssh during
install because the screen was unusable. The answer here does not work.
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Just to stamp closed to it... I did a regular update via the update
manager with no special settings, and received the correct version, and
it did fix the problem. So for anyone that pinned the release, just
remove the pin and update.
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Correction to my comment above...
Sometimes it fails after updateing the key... If I try a few more
times, it works. It looks like Google is having key problems. Perhaps
one server in the load balanced cluster is broken.
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Looks like Google updated their key. This fixed it for me...
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 7FAC5991
That command will pull the key from the keyserver again.
Sure would be nice if this was a real package...
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Nice description, but it is also presnet in the 64 bit packages.
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Title:
Edit Connections...now insensitive by default in network manager's
I suspect it is some kind of race condition on bootup, and suspend
allows it to reset with the race resolved. But on each bootup, you will
have to suspend, unsuspend, disable the wifi, re-enable the wifi...
Just roll back the packages. :)
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I looked a while and could not find this bug before reporting mine. I
would not have at all if Michael Pardee did not point it out. So I will
include my report and work around from 142780.
On Ubuntu 12.04 only. (Does not happen on 14.04)
After upgrading the network-manager-gnome packages
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 12.04 only. Only tested on 64 bit. (Does not happen on
14.04)
After upgrading the network-manager-gnome packages (includes libnm-gtk0
libnm-gtk-common) from 0.9.4.1-0ubuntu2.3 to 0.9.4.1-0ubuntu2.4
Disconnect, Edit and under VPN Connections Configure VPN and
amjjawad,
You can fix it for you. See post #3 from me above for instructions. Not sure
why this can't be added to backports, however...
Also see my comment in post #6 to keep it current.
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I had forgotten about this. So my flash was way out of date...
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Title:
Plugin needs to update automatically
To manage notifications about this
This bug just bit me when update the HME on Precise and removing old
kernals. And digging for it is a chalange as googling most of the
issues point to removing nvidia driver or flgrx drivers...
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I think the only reason this bug does not have more people is no one
knows it is not being updated.
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Title:
Plugin needs to update automatically
So, there is a bug. There is a patch. It works. And nothing can be
done since no one owns the package. FYI: You all may want to look at
this bug no one is ghoing to fix either.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pepperflashplugin-
nonfree/+bug/1312219
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Ubuntu 12.04.2
nagios-nrpe-server 2.12-5ubuntu1.2
This is an edge case, but it took me a while to solve, and I could find nothing
on it with Google...
If...
You have samba, winbind and kerbos as part of an AD domain, (May also be a
problem in NIS)
and you have an AD user
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 12.04.2
nagios-nrpe-server 2.12-5ubuntu1.2
This is an edge case, but it took me a while to solve, and I could find nothing
on it with Google...
If...
You have samba, winbind and kerbos as part of an AD domain, (May also be a
problem in NIS)
and you have an AD user
I know that 14.04 is out. However, it has regressions for many people
and so 12.04 is still in wide use. The fact that this is still a bug on
a new system after 2 years is truly sad.
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How is this not done yet? The 14.04 64 package works fine in 12.04 so
backporting is just a matter of copying it over.
In the mean time, try this fix;
1) Go to http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/pepperflashplugin-nonfree
2) Download package for your archtecture.
3) Install.
4) Report if it
How can this still be bugged when the fix is so easy?
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Title:
Not exiting properly? An instance of Brasero is already running,
exiting
To
Here is my /etc/darkstat/init.cfg as well.
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Here is the /etc/init.d/darkstat file. Like an idiot, I did not keep a
backup of the untouched file. :)
And yes, to me it looks like it should not do what it is doing.
** Attachment added: darkstat
No need... It is failing to start because the -i -p and -b attributes
defined in init.cfg are being overwritten with values in the startup
script. To discover this, first I placed the values I needed in the
startup script, and things worked. Then I commented those lines out,
and the values
Note: That data in the varibles in the file above was from testing...
I told you it was dirty. :)
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Title:
package darkstat 3.0.714+dfsg-1
It is somewhat ahrd to tell from the report, but this does NOT seem to
be a dupe of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/darkstat/+bug/902153
ubuntu 11.10 darkstat can`t start.
It dose seem to be a report of what I am experiencing.
After configuring /etc/darkstat/init.cfg darkstat
@Alistair Buxton: It is not there for me... This is a clean 12.04
install from about a month ago.
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Status: New = Fix Released
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Title:
Network manager sends CHAP response in wrong format
To
The icon is missing from the menus. It can not be easily or intuitively
found. And setting up Ubuntu One, or at least an account, is needed for
full functionality of the Ubuntu Software Center. In short, I found
this bug, and worked around it because I wanted to install Steam.
Work around ...
On 05/08/2013 06:27 AM, Graham wrote:
If I walked into a PC World and started ranting off about the lack of support
for Linux I would be escorted off the premises.
And you know it.
As far as complaining to the CEO... have you considered what is in it
for them?
Do you think you could
I had already turned it off, and then it decided to leak the data. I am
also curious what the 'Data' that it was sending was.
There are three things off the top of my head that could be
communicating back... The Amazon silliness, Landscape and Popularity
Contest (popcon) assuming, of course,
On 12/10/2012 03:35 AM, Martin Wildam wrote:
Oh, maybe I shouldn't tell anybody that I am using Linux. This is
usually one of the first things I tell just to ensure the cause of the
(compatibility) problem can be found faster. - But you are right, I
should also pay back with a little
On 09/30/2012 05:33 PM, Martin Wildam wrote:
On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 5:28 PM, Guruprasad lgp171...@gmail.com wrote:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+bug/1055766
While funny on one side, it seems that some more important issues are
overlooked currently:
I would say
Some patch feedback.
http://www.internetnews.com/blog/skerner/linux-desktops-dominate-at-
black-hat.html
It's a start!
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Title:
Microsoft has
It looks like this bug is still around. I was running a 12.04 guest
with the vmvga graphics, and on logging the emulation just dies.
Running 0.14.0+noroms-0ubuntu7+dnjl1~lucid0 I have done almost no
troubleshooting on this yet, and the vga driver works well enough for
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Christopher M. Penalver, I understand the reason for checking later
distributions, but... 10.04 is still supported. Unfortunately, it
seems that the common solution is to upgrade to a later distribution,
which may not be an option for some people. It is a good
troubleshooting step, but it is
On 05/23/2012 09:30 AM, Hein wrote:
... Need a scanner: no problem for Windows or OSX: just look
for the respective logos on the box in the shops. Linux: search for
supported devices, read what features are or are not supported, and try
to get this (mostly outdated) model.
I have actually had
I would not call this one fixed. It is two years later, but if you
search for SAMBA and LDAP you get pointed to the guide for 10.04
(Which is still supported) https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide
/samba-ldap.html and it points you to the still broken page with no
links out...
On 04/30/2012 04:52 AM, Tom wrote:
Hi :)
A fresh install is always better than upgrading.
For whom? Not the non-technical user...
Lee
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On 04/15/2012 04:18 PM, Tom wrote:
Hi :)
I would rather have a bike. Smaller carbon footprint :)
So who would you ask, the guy next door or a bike messenger?
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This draws a very important conclusion for me - confirming my
belly feeling somehow: The operating system must try to minimize the
annoyance for that guy behind everything. The person that needs to
help out the core family and a dozen of friends! - That usually are IT
people or at least the
On 02/27/2012 01:42 AM, »John« wrote:
This is both *absolutely disgusting* and *absolutely unacceptable* as
it *proves that OEMs can be bought*.
Of course they can be bought. They are a business, with a mandate to
make money. That is the purpose of business. And Windows makes money.
On 02/27/2012 11:39 AM, Tom wrote:
Hi :)
I think you meant LibreOffice rather than Crossover office.
No, I meant Codeweavers Crossover product for sale. (Used to be
called Crossover Office)
http://www.codeweavers.com/products/crossover/#dl
http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxgames/#dl
On 02/27/2012 11:39 AM, Tom wrote:
One of the other problems is that when they get discounted Windows they
are told the costs. Say a £200 piece of software getting installed for
just £35 sounds like they are getting a good bargain. When people say
this equivalent thing is free they can't
On 02/27/2012 01:39 PM, »John« wrote:
Pumping someone's computer full of crap nobody ever asked for - what a
gentle and natural way of selling stuff… I took the liberty to dump
whatever crap they paid me to all over your system, sir. I'm sure you're
gonna love it.
That's just great, because
On 02/23/2012 10:20 AM, Tom wrote:
Unity can catch-up with what power-users want later.
This is the big mistake. Power users are your base, and a lot of them
HATE Unity and Gnome 3. Many of us have halted on 10.04, or have moved
to XFCE, or KDE (now unsupported...) and these people are no
Kind of a perfect example of the problem with a monoculture. Easy
hacking... Yes, it can happen with anything, but it is easier if you
only have to learn one method.
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On 02/01/2012 11:22 AM, Justin Force wrote:
... but please explain to me how
a feature of another product (a statement beginning Microsoft has...)
is a bug in Ubuntu.
When one company has a totally dominant position, it creates barriers to
entry for other players. In this case, since Windows
On 11/24/2011 06:35 AM, MestreLion wrote:
This is keeping more people at that damned MS os.
I'm glad it is keeping you there. Ubuntu is fine without trollers.
I have been with Ubuntu since Breezy, and in the industry over 25 years.
I found he had a very good point. Searching for something
On 11/24/2011 10:20 AM, Daniel Case wrote:
How else are you supposed to search for something other than by
name..?
OK. Find me the DVD player.
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On 11/24/2011 04:25 PM, Martin Wildam wrote:
Anyway: What the hack is the problem with keeping the menu in addition
to th search?
Been asking this for a while. Still no answer, other than You can get
to the old menu if you clock on the magic bar and type idkfa three times.
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On 11/10/2011 04:36 AM, Martin Wildam wrote:
Similar applies when people change car manufacturer after many years. A lot
of small things are different when you change car, but in general you can
drive it. Whether the taskbar is on the bottom or on the left, is the least
important difference
On 11/10/2011 11:47 AM, Martin Wildam wrote:
On iphone or Android there is no taskbar at all and guess: Nobody is seeing
that as a core issue.
And on motorcycles there is no wiper control. Comparing phones and
computers is about the same as cars and motorcycles. Very different use
and
On 11/05/2011 12:41 AM, Manjul Apratim wrote:
I think instead of channeling their energy into identifying bugs IN
unity and fixing them, some regard Unity as a bug itself, which I
believe is fairly unreasonable as a critique.
No one elses critique is unreasonable to them. And I actually
Unity is a tool. It is a nice option, but it is not the best tool for
all jobs. Unfortunately, it seems to have also become a religion to
some people, and that is upsetting to those of us that do not like it.
Having a tablet interface on a power desktop is just not helpful to a
lot of people.
On 10/08/2011 06:48 PM, Kristoffer Grundström wrote:
Any way to block this guy who's account was hacked?
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Title:
Grub 2 problem, error: no such
On 07/29/2011 05:25 PM, Faldegast wrote:
Personally i think MSN is an important showstopper. Linux implementations of
MSN lacks important futures such as cam support, and there are no good
alternative.
The problem with implementing MSN or other proprietary protocols is that
most of the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 424782 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 424782
drempels screensaver won't stop
* You can subscribe to bug 424782 by following this link:
I have been using ssh from the server to kill my screensaver at least
twice a month for a while now. Lucid 64bit. Using the nvidia
restricted driver from the repos.
** Changed in: rss-glx (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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machine and quickly look at the drive. Totally useless to have postfix
on all the user desktops.
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All me to add my support. I am NOT new to this. I have written snmp
apps...
This behavior goes against the man pages, the snmpconf tool, and most of
what you find on Google. At the least, we need to add to the comments
of the /etc/snmpd/snmpd.conf that /etc/default/snmpd exists.
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All me to add my support. I am NOT new to this. I have written snmp
apps...
This behavior goes against the man pages, the snmpconf tool, and most of
what you find on Google. At the least, we need to add to the comments
of the /etc/snmpd/snmpd.conf that /etc/default/snmpd exists.
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On 11/18/2010 09:36 PM, rcmichelle wrote:
Ha,why not use a software to fix this problem,try to google
tuneup360,you can find it.
Someone whack this SEO spammer.
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On 10/23/2010 01:19 AM, Setve Gentilly wrote:
Why don't you go go yourself you ing ***.
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 1:23 PM, houstonbofh1...@bugs.launchpad.net
I don't believe you.
Really, that kid of response is a crass way of saying, Ooops... You
Got me. And I wonder why
On 10/23/2010 07:00 AM, Faldegast wrote:
Take a look at Xandros and their success. CNR seam to work quite well,
just to bad that their OS is...
In 2006, there was an announcement of CNR for Ubuntu. It was actually
in Hardy. It never went anywhere. See
On 10/20/2010 12:58 PM, Setve Gentilly wrote:
Hi,
I have 4 computers that I cannot even install Ubuntu on because Ubuntu does
not have the necessary drivers.
There are another 2 that I can install Ubuntu on but because the video
drivers are not very good they do not function at full capacity
On 10/20/2010 02:21 PM, Setve Gentilly wrote:
When I get a new system (which I get regularly) after it is assembled it
take me 1 to 1.5 hours to install Windows, the drivers and the necessary
software to get it to function at 100% efficiency. I don't have the time to
fart around and mess
On 10/20/2010 04:41 PM, »John« wrote:
... not to mention they probably won't even bother if the
particular operating system isn't used by what they believe to be enough
of their potential customers. I guess you can see why we have a problem
with that and every single operating system is gonna
On 08/26/2010 11:46 AM, Faldegast wrote:
Yes. We should strive to have as much hardware as possible. But still
without valuable time and money to support vendors that ignore us.
Linux/Android phones with official Linux drivers and documentation
should be supported, and so should Linux
On 08/27/2010 11:28 AM, Faldegast wrote:
Its not a shining example of FOSS but its still Linux and far more
FOSS then others. By the way thank you for the link, i have been locking
for something like this. By the number of products they seam to have I
would guess that the project have been a
On 08/23/2010 05:23 AM, Martin Wildam wrote:
Just to give an example: Somebody not knowing much of
computers can buy yet another hardware gadget without the need to
worry about compatibility with the OS. Everywhere is written if
Windows 7 compatibility is given - but quite nobody writes
On 08/17/2010 06:46 PM, Martin Wildam wrote:
I am with you partly. I don't think that Canonical should be really
enter hardware manufactoring. I think it would be sufficient to have
some official recommendations of hardware combinations (maybe which
are specifically tested). There could be
On 08/17/2010 10:11 PM, mzc wrote:
Well I guess it's still up to all Ubuntu community members to really promote
OEMs and create demand for them.
And support them. Next to me right now I have 2 fully loaded Eland Pro
systems with 10 hot plug drives, and 3ware raid. Very well built boxes,
and
odyssey wrote:
- No viable business model: find one before thinking anything else
I an many other have one, thank you.
- No standard, stable desktop platform: think how to build one before
doing anything else. And no, LTS releases are not that, in case someone
is very confused.
Totally lost
On 07/23/2010 08:15 AM, »John« wrote:
Damn right. Did you know that despite of what most of us probably think,
the M$ flagship product is actually their Office suite?
That is an easy switch, next to Exchange. MS Exchange and Outlook are
quite good and hard to match. I know, as I am trying
Simple way to slowly convert, and make a user think it is his idea.
1) Windows system breaks, or is painfully slow. Do not have time to fix
it, but you can boot a LiveCD and mount the drive so they can do some
work until you get a chance to fix it.
2) Later, when they are working OK, come by
This is a dupe of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/avahi/+bug/426909 which is
marked as fixed, and marked as part of a different version. Obviously,
it is not.
Linux tc-us-file01 2.6.32-22-server #36-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jun 3 20:38:33
UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Also running samba and gnome.
That fix does not add the debugging information, it only supresses the
error. The Red Hat fix gives an IP address.
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Another me too... Present in kernels 2.6.32-19 2.6.32-21 and 2.6.32-22.
I am running an i855 graphics chipset with the patch, but it is still
present in the -19 which does not need the patch. Is there a workaround
other then a 1.6.34 kernel?
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This is not a support forum, but...
Martin Wildam wrote:
What?!? - Really? - Is there a list of ppas that can be added this
way? Doesn't that conflict then with security updates from Canonical?
You have to look. A quick google
http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+firefox+ppa showed 2 good
Martin Wildam wrote:
I think, you are right and completely agree with you. I also find it
annoying that for instance my Ubuntu 9.10 does not get Open Office
upgrade to 3.2 during normal upgrades.
Do you all realize that the patch to this bug is to open a ppa for
firefox or open office on the
Faldegast wrote:
Why don't do it the RHEL/CentOS way with LTS releases where user application
lake browsers etc gets updated but system stuff only get bug-fixes.
To be conservative with kernel updates is good but why be that conservative
with Firefox and OpenOffice? Im not saying we should
IDWMaster wrote:
Only problem is; they made me sign a confidentiality agreement, and if I
told anyone names; they would have far more powerful lawyers.
For a confidentiality agreement to be valid (in most locations... I am
not a lawyer), you have to receive something in return. If they left
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Lucid Daily patched to current 28-2-2010. Clean install from 27-2-2010.
CUPS 1.4.2-9 has one printer installed. (HP Color Laser 2550)
From within Gnome;
Open Printing applet.
Add new printer to open new Printer applet. (Button or menu makes no
difference)
Expand Network Printer options.
Hit
You forgot to add ssh -X to the title. Yes, it is a bad decision, in
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Let me add a Me Too. I understand the need to push people to the open
version, but there are too many apps that it just doesn't work for.
Until it is ready for prime time, there needs to be an easy fallback.
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You
Once again we have a problem communicating with the customer. We still
have all these old myths that are no longer true.
Bob! wrote:
can i just say that windows has majority market share for a reason. imho
ubuntu isnt nearly as good in a number of areas the concern the average
user.
But the
I had a working system with the fix in post #10. Then after running
updates today, (including a grub update that removed the fix) it failed
with Out of Disk and the fix in post 10 did not help. Also no access
to grub menu. I am trying a reinstall with a 10GB /boot partition.
Perhaps the fix is
Jordan wrote:
Since the upstream bug report mentions that this happens on BIOSs that
can only read the first portion of large drives,...
I doubt this is the case. I am having this problem on a BIOSTAR K8M800
motherboard, and I have only a single data partition on an 80 gig IDE
drive. (Swap
Hanno Böck wrote:
Ubuntu-devs, can you please put a HIGH priority on this one and NOT release
any more kernel or grub updates till this is fixed?
I just got the problem on someones machine where I've worked around it
recently. The new kernel update regeerated the grub config and the problem
This is my 4th clean install of Karmic, and I got bit. The bad part is
that this one was at a client, with a time crunch. The workaround in
the grub2 boot works, but I can't have a client do that. And I am
afraid to use the fix in post #10, as an upgrade means a service call
with an emergency.
Vikas Mohan wrote:
Hello erik,
You are right.But it is very simple thing for the ubuntu
team.All they have to put the latest flash file in their repo and they are
not doing despite the bug reports,so i thought my article will help if other
users doesn't know how to
Alexander Sack wrote:
jaunty is out long enough, we won't put effort into fixing bugs in
intrepid anymore - and hence risking regressions for those that are
happy.
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Status: Triaged = Won't Fix
This is one thing I never
ktulu77 wrote:
Hi.
I have a XPS M1530 and I have the strange HD clicks 1 or 2 times per
minutes.
I am on ubuntu 9.04 x64. I don't understand why this bug is marked as
fixed.
I don't understand what I have to do to fix this problem. The bug report
is huge. What can I do to save my HDD
Ittay Dror wrote:
So what you are saying is that since everything is working fine for you,
then it means nothing is wrong with Linux and I have a perception
problem. So everything is fine with Linux if not for the perception
issue? I think not.
I think you keep missing my point. Lets say
Ittay Dror wrote:
houstonbofh wrote:
This really shows that we have a perception problem. I am addressing
your issues, not to attack you, but to show you other answers. The real
question is why you did not see them.
Why do you dismiss this as a problem of perception and not a real
This really shows that we have a perception problem. I am addressing
your issues, not to attack you, but to show you other answers. The real
question is why you did not see them.
Ittay Dror wrote:
Ever since Ubuntu 8.04 I have seen a regression in how usable the
distribution is for me:
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