Yousef, Canonical should and does notify people of known problems in the
release notes [1]. We only failed/forgot to mention this one and its
workaround in the release notes. Although scrolling up, it appears
nobody figured out what the workaround was until after 18.04 was
released. And even then
Oh, Ubuntu does boot on such hardware just fine. And seeing how well it
works I'd feel guilty of wasting money and polluting the environment
when buying newer hardware.
It does not boot all up into native Wayland. Nevertheless, one can run
X11 just fine.
How to turn Wayland off? Key is to
I'm facing the same problem on my Intel Core 2 duo E8500 with G33
graphics Ubuntu 18.04 can't boot
shouldn't canonical at least notified us that Bionic Beaver doesn't work
on old hardware so no one tries it ??
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Also seen today on:
Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8500 (bug 1780077)
and perhaps also:
Intel® Core™ i3-380M Processor (bug 1779888)
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Maybe related:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/issues/127
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Title:
Wayland sessions (including the login screen itself)
And:
Intel Core2 Duo E7200
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Title:
Wayland sessions (including the login screen itself) don't start up on
older Intel GPUs
Also the original reporter:
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6400 @ 2.13GHz
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Title:
Wayland sessions (including the login screen
