1) graphical boot jumps up very fast and monopolizes ubuntu's start up
procedures; bad but not fatal,
2) Gnopernicus even when started up by sighted installers doesn't always
come up talking even with a verified working sound card; bad but not
fatal,
3) On a vintage 1999 dell dimension p3 desktop computer possibly dsg or
dsx install system starts up automatic partitioning then gets lost in
space; bad and fatal,
4) Sighted assistance did verify disk integrity on install disk and the
disk passed with flying colors; bad and fatal.
This accessible version of ubuntu has managed to frustrate a system
administrator who has installed many Linux and Unix systems over the years
who is sighted and came over intending to help me get this system
installed. Maybe I will try the next release but only if it works as well
as the current grml beta on this system.
5) The hard drive earlier had a 2.4.27 speakup-enabled debian system
working on it just fine and was a 120GB ide hard drive in a sled;
partitions had been erased by slackware 10.2 in preparation for this
install attempt too. We left the computer try to partition and format
that hard drive for 3.5 hours.
6) The option to notify developers about bugs does not work; befitting
rest of performance and fatal.
7) Anyone has any problems with these findings and can perhaps offer work
around ideas; please send a copy to [EMAIL PROTECTED] under
accessible ubuntu ideas.
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