No issues when installed to internal drive.
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I can confirm the usb-boot and nm-applet at 100%. I will try to install
on ide hd to see if any different.
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It happens to me too. I notice the icons are smaller than they were in
Feisty.
It is as though the button sizing function thinks there is only half the
height in the (vertical) panel than there actually is. Each time a new
window is opened, the icons
Hi. Just double checking that this request is relevant and non-bot generated.
Clearly there is some sort of 'bug' in the way that the OS is handling my
specific faulty hardware - previous versions of ubuntu and windows boot
normally even if the webcam hasn't initialised properly - but whether
OK, downloading 10.10 now.
Strange about the Debian reference - I can assure you that it is indeed Ubuntu
I am using.
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Occurs in both 9.10 and 10.04 though with slightly different behaviour
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wasn't a problem in
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Hi. The issue seemed to not occur this time.
Very rarely was I able to boot the previous versions properly without fiddling
with the rotating webcam. I will try again to verify the issue has been
resolved and I didn't merely experience a lucky boot..
Some of the questions I answered during the
Hi again. Sorry to complicate things, but thought I should mention this.
On trying again, I let the liveCD do it's thing with the new automatic hidden
boot menu (previously, I had activated the boot menu and selected the 'live'
option).
The new graphical menu appeared with the two choices,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Occurs in both 9.10 and 10.04 though with slightly different behaviour (64-bit
editions). I haven't tried the 32-bit editions, but this definitely wasn't a
problem in 8.04 x64
In 10.04 a dialog box appears after password-entry
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Hi, Forgive me, I may have jumped the gun somewhat.
In 8.04 x64 I get a webcam configuration error. My laptop has a
revolving webcam, and I suspect this has a loose connection, as the
login screen and login happen much quicker if I fiddle with the camera.
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VERY slow boot, no battery icon in
Um, the webcam fault is hardware related. Are you sure you'd like me to
make a separate report?
Basically, there seems to be a fifty-fifty chance of a smooth boot. On
good days everything is fine, on bad days, the gnome-power-manager app
take 100+ seconds to appear after request and the machine
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