Hello, I played around with Dapper Drake Flight 6 on my HP nx9010 for three hole days. Report at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/HPNX9010
There was a few issues that i belive are common for many laptops: ** General ** * module 'yenta-socket' was not autoloaded - it should be. Adding it to /etc/modules activated my PCMCIA and brought up my WLAN. * PCMCIA-cs is depricated according to kernel documentation. Shouldn't Ubuntu start using the newer 'pcmciautils' system instead..? * Why isn't package 'smartmontools' installed by default? It works on all modern laptops, I belive. * The default behaviour for screen savers is 'random'. I think it should be replaced with simply a energy saving mode, like screen shutdown. ** Only on Kubuntu ** * ACPI-contolling must be activated manually from the Control Center. The logout-window does not provide options 'sleep' nor 'hibernate'. If you log in to Gnome from KDM, the logout-window of Gnome neither gives options sleep/hibernate anymore (need to log in from GDM to do that). -- | Otto Kekäläinen | Osuuskunta Sange | http://linux.sange.fi/ -- laptop-testing-team mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/laptop-testing-team
