Public bug reported:
1st Neither
ubuntu-bug linux nor sudo ubuntu-bug linux
sudo cat /proc/version_signature > version.log
sudo lspci -vnvn > lspci-vnvn.log
work!
2 Bug reporting is so hard!
3 Cannot find bug reporting section for Linuxmint so as to empart to
Ubuntu that the problem is with the Kernels and not the drivers.
4. The bug is with 4K monitors and the Linuxmint OS is continuously
trying to load drivers for the screen. Constantly failing.
I would gladly report the bug properly if I knew how to. As information is so
vague I can't help.
Remember that if a novice can't find what he is looking for to fix a bug then
there is a guarantee that the novice will never use that system again. Not all
users are able to understand all commands if they are not in use every day.
That is the case with me. Sadly, I want to use the system but the system is
failing it's novices. It's not the fault of the novice if he/she cannot find
the relevant information as there is seriously way too much information on any
given subject out there. Deciphering it is a minefield of displeasure.
Pity ain't it! That is why people are giving up computers.
** Affects: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1850986
Title:
many problems:
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
1st Neither
ubuntu-bug linux nor sudo ubuntu-bug linux
sudo cat /proc/version_signature > version.log
sudo lspci -vnvn > lspci-vnvn.log
work!
2 Bug reporting is so hard!
3 Cannot find bug reporting section for Linuxmint so as to empart to
Ubuntu that the problem is with the Kernels and not the drivers.
4. The bug is with 4K monitors and the Linuxmint OS is continuously
trying to load drivers for the screen. Constantly failing.
I would gladly report the bug properly if I knew how to. As information is so
vague I can't help.
Remember that if a novice can't find what he is looking for to fix a bug then
there is a guarantee that the novice will never use that system again. Not all
users are able to understand all commands if they are not in use every day.
That is the case with me. Sadly, I want to use the system but the system is
failing it's novices. It's not the fault of the novice if he/she cannot find
the relevant information as there is seriously way too much information on any
given subject out there. Deciphering it is a minefield of displeasure.
Pity ain't it! That is why people are giving up computers.
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