e very few PCs with Ubuntu and free software pre-installed.
>
> What should happen:
> 1. A majority of the PCs for sale should include only free software like
> Ubuntu.
> 2. Ubuntu should be marketed in a way such that its amazing features and
> benefits would be apparent and
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 14:02, Alex wrote:
> I had to buy a notebook with just one requirement: a flawless ubuntu
> compatibility.
You mean regarding hardware pieces built in?
I also have a Dell and I told them before that I need full Linux
compatibility - well and I got it (Dell Latitude E-5500)
I had to buy a notebook with just one requirement: a flawless ubuntu
compatibility. I live in Italy, and 6 years after the filing of this
bug, I haven't found a way to match my requirement.
I googled everything, visited linlap, asked to the community and chats.
No way. Every single notebook I can
On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 14:36, Faldegast wrote:
> So yeah if you already have a Scanner that already works in your Windows
> version that stick to that. But
> when that stops working, look for a scanner that supports Linux without
> proprietary drivers.
> Actually look for a printer that support
> As for the scanner -- that's a shame. However, I've seen scanners
> goes just as poorly by going from XP to 7 (go from super-fancy to a
> plain 1-page-at-a-time scanner), and totally die from 98 to 2000, 2000
> to XP, XP to Vista (no drivers). It's a fantasy that you can just take
> rand
I have been ardently working towards fixing this bug locally here at
Rutgers, NJ. My fiancée was the first one to discard windows for Ubuntu
because she clearly noticed the performance difference between windows
and Ubuntu in installations having existed parallel for a long time. My
future father-i
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 01:17, Henry Wertz wrote:
> As for the scanner -- that's a shame.
Trara: I yet found another application in the repository - the
gscan2pdf - that one works scanning correctly. They should have added
that by default and not Simple Scan. So now we have that status that
the r
"I had two potential Windows-to-Linux converts. Typical home users with
web, email, writing a few documents/letters + home office. The basic
additional requirements for home office environment in these cases is
multipage scanning and fax. Didn't either try the fax as already the
multipage scanning
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On Sun, May 16, 2010 at 21:08, IDWMaster wrote:
> I am in no means saying it is EXCLUSIVELY for developers, I'm just saying
> that it's more sutable for developers than Windows is.
Although I think I can imagine, what you think, I can't really agree.
If developers in general tend to use Ubuntu (o
not have, because Microsoft's only goal
is to make a profit, and not to develop a quality operating system (thus;
aimed at a market; as in sold in stores for a high fee).
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x27;m just saying
> that it's more sutable for developers than Windows is.
>
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> Subject: Re: [Bug 1] Re: Microsoft has a majority market share
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> > It never mentioned in the ubuntu.com site that u
I am in no means saying it is EXCLUSIVELY for developers, I'm just saying
that it's more sutable for developers than Windows is.
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It never mentioned in the ubuntu.com site that ubuntu os is just for
developers.
On May 16, 2010 11:51 AM, "IDWMaster"
wrote:
Windows and Ubuntu are made for separate purposes, but is there really any
competition between the two? They are both operating systems, but they are
both meant for d
Windows and Ubuntu are made for separate purposes, but is there really any
competition between the two? They are both operating systems, but they are both
meant for different purposes. It is also important to keep in mind that Linux
is not Windows (mentioned in a previous post on here somewhere)
The discussion about developers or marketing is IMHO obsolete as my
latest experience shows:
I had two potential Windows-to-Linux converts. Typical home users with
web, email, writing a few documents/letters + home office. The basic
additional requirements for home office environment in these case
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- for everybody who is interested to follow that:
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On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 14:49, Faldegast wrote:
> There are many good developers for Linux and its true that they don't always
> need a nice RAD IDE
> environment. However my point is that without new amateur developers the pool
> of good developers will > not grow.
Agree - you convinced me. Ga
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> Before this degrades to a developer litigation - regarding the development:
> 1. I think there are really enough options for developing under Linux.
I think the problem is that there are to many options.
> 2. I don't see Visual Studio being sooo good. I used Visual Studio for
> more than 10 ye
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27;t think that the development/developers do hinder from current
point of view to do the switch to Linux/Ubuntu - and the developers on
the Linux side are very good IMHO.
Regarding the main issue (Bug #1):
a) Developers matter - no doubt - but developing for Linux is possible
right now and there are
> > > So how do i use libmysql to connect to my postres database again? None of
> > > those are database libraries. They are database-specific client
> > > libraries. The only C database lib i know that is actively developed i
> > > libzdb (http://www.tildeslash.com/libzdb/documentation.html).
> Good morning, sir.
>
>
> > What? Can you be more specific in how you come to this ramblings out of
> > what i wrote? How would having a standard rather then (at least) two
> > incompatible solutions create such a mess?
>
> It wouldn't, but all sorts of idiots abusing it would. I guess we ca
Good morning, sir.
> What? Can you be more specific in how you come to this ramblings out of what
> i wrote? How would having a standard rather then (at least) two incompatible
> solutions create such a mess?
It wouldn't, but all sorts of idiots abusing it would. I guess we can
all agree that
:03:18
Subject: [Bug 572871] Re: Bug 1: Firefox wont access the internet even though
connected
You can launch 'firefox -ProfileManager' again and select which profile
to use, then launch Firefox and it should launch using that profile
unless you specify otherwise.
Could you let us
7;m not against this idea that there's a lack of developer
tools in ubuntu, or if developers are restricted to a competitor's
platform. Everyone has a right to be heard, but I think if there's an
issue about app development it should be written on a separate bug
report. If I'm n
The key to solving this bug lies in the title of the bug.
Ubuntu needs marketing. Market it! The rest will follow ;)
Cheers,
Randall.
On 10-05-06 05:25 PM, Faldegast wrote:
>
>>> In general i think that we really need task forces in plural.
>>>
>> Agreed, but some we already have some
> +1 . the bug description itself never mentioned anything about developer
> tools... for us that are already reading this bug report we need to
> influence (your favorite electronic shop here) to sell ubuntu certified
> desktops,laptops,and mids. This cannot be resolved by develops alone.
to load a page, then close Firefox and
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On May 6,
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 21:18, Claudiu Vlad wrote:
> You really need to make a task force for building a Visual Studio for Ubuntu.
> THEN, this bug will be fixed . Just take a look at what Microsoft did.
Visual Studio is a big fat thing and IDE features of NetBeans for
example are way better IMHO.
ok i have generated a local bug fix that has caused me some problems.
any time i have a guest over for any amount of time and they need to
use a computer they have to use mine and this has caused me no end
of problems that every one now wants me to fix the bug in their
home( very time c
Hi
I tried, created a new profile too but it didnt work. How do I set which
profile to use from within Firefox?
Michael
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Sometimes Firefox profiles can become corrupt. Could you please try this
with a new profile and see if the problem still exists? You do not need
to delete your old profile to test.
You can start the profile manager with the following command:
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>
>> Mark,
>> You really need to make a task force for building a Visual Studio for
>> Ubuntu.
>> THE
> Mark,
> You really need to make a task force for building a Visual Studio for Ubuntu.
> THEN, this bug will be fixed . Just take a look at what Microsoft did.
In general i think that we really need task forces in plural.
There are a lot of overlapping projects. One example is that KDE and Gnom
Mark,
You really need to make a task force for building a Visual Studio for Ubuntu.
THEN, this bug will be fixed . Just take a look at what Microsoft did.
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On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 03:20, rupert wrote:
> I can confirm this bug is fixed at my house. Two years ago, there was
> 100% MS market penetration. Today, there is 83.3% Ubuntu penetration.
At home I have 100% Linux-Penetration.
In the office I also work on Ubuntu. - So I Ubuntu has a 100%
penetrat
I can confirm this bug is fixed at my house. Two years ago, there was
100% MS market penetration. Today, there is 83.3% Ubuntu penetration.
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Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
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Do you also find that update works but ubuntu-bug doesnt?
cheers
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Subject: [Bug 572871] Re: Bug 1: Firefox wont access the internet even though
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Same problem.
Fresh
Same problem.
Fresh install Ubuntu 10.04 x86 desktop final
Firefox 3.6.3 can not display any page : Connection Time Out
Other browser OK, internet connection OK.
No proxy, direct internet connection via Wifi Intel 3945
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firefox 3.6.3
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So small chinese OEM manufacturers will be prone from IP threats just
like HTC; will they ever distribute Ubuntu...if by the end of the day
Microsoft will collect extortion money? Its probably something that
watch out for...The Redmond company has chosen litigation over
innovation and with every Ub
> I guess everyone has heard that HTC and Microsoft has signed a deal that
> makes HTC pay royalties to Microsoft for its Android OS use, implying
> that Android has infringed MS's "Linux patents". Also everyone knows
> that the Android OS is close or has reached its critical mass, hence,
> comp
I guess everyone has heard that HTC and Microsoft has signed a deal that
makes HTC pay royalties to Microsoft for its Android OS use, implying
that Android has infringed MS's "Linux patents". Also everyone knows
that the Android OS is close or has reached its critical mass, hence,
companies like
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> Do you all realize that the "patch" to this bug is to open a ppa for
> firefox or open office on the LTS, right? It is a bit of work, but that
> is how things get done in open source. Essentially all it would be is
> testing the backports, and making sure they work, then copying them over.
>I think, you are right and completely agree with you. I also find it
>annoying that for instance my Ubuntu 9.10 does not get Open Office
>upgrade to 3.2 during normal upgrades.
Yeah, but Fedora also upgrades the kernel and thats far to edgy. What i
am talking about is to get the OO upgrades from
lly talking about making one if there is not one out there.
My point was that Ubuntu and linux are structured to allow YOU (and any
other "you") to fix any problems. You just have to have the will and
acquire the skill. This is a serious advantage over "The Market Leader&qu
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 04:53, houstonbofh wrote:
> Martin Wildam wrote:
>> I think, you are right and completely agree with you. I also find it
>> annoying that for instance my Ubuntu 9.10 does not get Open Office
>> upgrade to 3.2 during normal upgrades.
> Do you all realize that the "patch" to
Martin Wildam wrote:
> I think, you are right and completely agree with you. I also find it
> annoying that for instance my Ubuntu 9.10 does not get Open Office
> upgrade to 3.2 during normal upgrades.
Do you all realize that the "patch" to this bug is to open a ppa for
firefox or open office on
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 00:23, Faldegast wrote:
> And to be honest, this is the number one reason that Ubuntu is not installed
> on computers you buy in the store. A edgy distribution is not acceptable from
> a support perspective, and a super-conservative distribution like LTS is not
> accepta
I have no personal problems with tweaking my own Linux installation. However I
also install and manage the Linux installation of around a dozen people in my
family, extended family etc. I prefer that management to be limited to adding a
script that keeps the computer upgraded.
Average Joe do n
Sorry, getting a bit tooo tense lol. Many apols for my last posting!
Hopefully LTS releases get pushed more at the beginning of their cycle
but as the new one approaches the intermediate releases are more
"trendy" and more likely to "wow" people.
Certainly it seemed that 80.04 was pushed much mor
Please when people reply to emails from this thread, please delete all
the bit that has been sent from Launchpad. This thread is tooo long
already and doesn't need to be doubled by copying back stuff that is
already in here!
So, hit reply, CtrlA & then delete. Then start writing your reply
grr
I can confirm this bug.
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>>You can do that. You can upgrade whatever you want. You can have an
LTS with bleeding edge Firefox and Open Office. Just not supported by
Ubuntu.<<
I feel that, if ubuntu is going to fix this 'bug', it *needs* to address
this. I am a 'soft target' as far as ubuntu is concerned. I develop
softwar
Please use the Ubuntu forums for general chat about Ubuntu. This is
supposed to be a bug report.
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Faldegast wrote:
> Why don't do it the RHEL/CentOS way with LTS releases where user application
> lake browsers etc gets updated but system stuff only get bug-fixes.
> To be conservative with kernel updates is good but why be that conservative
> with Firefox and OpenOffice? Im not saying we shoul
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>
> > STOP releasing a new version every six months!!!
>
> These are there for a reason - they ship with updates of the key system
> components such as kernel, X server and desktop environment and I
> STOP releasing a new version every six months!!!
These are there for a reason - they ship with updates of the key system
components such as kernel, X server and desktop environment and I think
they're there for those who can't use older releases because of some
problem with these (such as incorr
u and free software pre-installed.
>
> What should happen:
> 1. A majority of the PCs for sale should include only free software like
> Ubuntu.
> 2. Ubuntu should be marketed in a way such that its amazing features and
> benefits would be apparent and known by all.
&
6 not 9, but enough to see in another choice of whether to upgrade or
not
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There's a shiny new toy, i want, i want, i want. There's another new
toy, i want, i want, i want.
It's really bad there are so many shiny new toys. Please stop it!! Force
me to keep using the old one i hid in the cupboard.
Linux should not allow so many choices! It should be more like Windows.
O
Just to throw in a comment from a newbie who would seriously like to
adopt Ubuntu
STOP releasing a new version every six months!!!
Since 2001, windoze has released (for user desktops) only XP, Vista and
now 7. As a result XP (for all its faults) is now quite stable.
Stop adding new bells
Just opened bug #568758 regarding the issue. Wasn't sure which package to
file it under though; so I selected unknown package.
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Well, that never happened to me so I was only seeing what I mentioned :p
Is there a bug opened to what you mentioned?
Its a minor issue but the Live Session "ubuntu" user should always get
auto-login.
Take care,
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No; I'm talking about when it asks for the "ubuntu" user's password on a
live session (and the auto-login doesn't work).
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> The only problem that occurred during the installation; was that when
the user inserted the installation disc; it would sometimes ask them for
a password. I told them to leave the password field blank, because there
was no password, and that seemed to work. This only happened in a few
cases
Several people at my school had Windows crash on their computers due to a virus
originating from Facebook. I provided them with Ubuntu CDs and all
installations of Ubuntu were successful, and people were able to recover most
of their files that were damaged by the viruses. One person asked 'wher
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On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 06:20, lowlux wrote:
> Maybe they should fix most of the bugs on this system instead of
> tweaking with the icon windows (close, resize window ect ) before even
> thinking about taking on windows... what you run out of ideals? WELL
> FIX SOME BUGS!
What are the most im
Very Prevalent In the US. I went to a Best Buy to buy a Network Card and
asked someone a question. The second I said "Ubuntu" he said "good luck
with that" and left.
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@»John«: hey man, relax! Insults and verbal aggression are of no use in
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make. We're all entitled to our opinions, and although also your line of
thought may as well sound full of $h:eet to your listeners' ears, well
you must still
@lowlux: Amen! My thoughts entirely. Besides, changes like those are no
improvement over usability whatsoever, on the contrary, they alienate
users (especially newly migrated ones), and ultimately is, in my
opinion, a total waste of resources. Fixing bugs would perhaps be a more
effective policy, o
> Maybe they should fix most of the bugs on this system instead of
tweaking with the icon windows (close, resize window ect ) before even
thinking about taking on windows... what you run out of ideals? WELL
FIX SOME BUGS!
Surprise - the FOSS developer community usually tends to fix any bugs
us
Maybe they should fix most of the bugs on this system instead of
tweaking with the icon windows (close, resize window ect ) before even
thinking about taking on windows... what you run out of ideals? WELL
FIX SOME BUGS!
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> IDWMaster wrote:
>> Only problem is; they made me sign a confidentiality agreement, and if I
>> told anyone names; they
IDWMaster wrote:
> Only problem is; they made me sign a confidentiality agreement, and if I
> told anyone names; they would have far more powerful lawyers.
For a confidentiality agreement to be valid (in most locations... I am
not a lawyer), you have to receive something in return. If they left
. That would be like putting up a sign
for reporters to investigate...
If your story is true this sounds like a cover-up of something illegal.
> Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:05:15 +
> From: web...@elcnet.servehttp.com
> To: faldeg...@hotmail.com
> Subject: [Bug 1] Re: Microsoft ha
The OSS community should create projects like that. It could be funded by
providing certification of PHP developers etc...
> Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2010 14:07:12 +
> From: joelbryan.juli...@gmail.com
> To: faldeg...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [Bug 1] Microsoft has a majority market
:46:32 +
> From: joelbryan.juli...@gmail.com
> To: faldeg...@hotmail.com
> Subject: [Bug 1] Re: Microsoft has a majority market share
>
> Building something out of spiteful resentment at seeing the success of
> another is bad.
>
> Please reconsider the motivation of this
mdavie...@yahoo.co.uk
> To: faldeg...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [Bug 1] Re: Microsoft has a majority market share
>
> Hi :)
>
> I think it is well worth trying a LiveCd session before installing to any
> machine, just to make sure you know what (if any) boot options you m
Lol, Allen Graham try to pinch our work away from us lol
I am surprised someone would try to do that, particularly at this time!
There is plenty of work for all!
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Only problem is; they made me sign a confidentiality agreement, and if I
told anyone names; they would have far more powerful lawyers. The US
government is corrupted by corporate monopolies.
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marketed in a way such that its amazing features and
> benefits would be apparent and known by all.
> 3. The system shall become more and more user friendly as time passes.
>
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My school is actually AFRAID of Linux. I suggested it to them, and told
them that it would save them money (no more paying for partnerships with
Novell and Microsoft), and explained a few of the security
vulnerabilities that Windows has. They pulled me out of a test that I
was taking, and interroga
I totally agree with you... 3 years ago I was assigned with a project
to create a Linux distribution to be used as a migration effort by the
university I was studying to move to open source, promote open source
and to teach open source languages like PHP, Python and Ruby to
students. The plan as it
Ghandi said "An eye for an eye and the whole world goes blind"
MicroSquish often gets taken to court for things like anti-competitive
trading practices. Even where it doesn't lose it is usually pretty
clearly "sailing close to the wind" and there are hints of it engaging
in dubious practices. Most
> Building something out of spiteful resentment at seeing the success of
another is bad.
I've heard this shit before and everyone who believes this is completely
missing the point. As a matter of fact, M$ was successful only because
they were lucky and what I hate about them is not their success,
Building something out of spiteful resentment at seeing the success of
another is bad.
Please reconsider the motivation of this bug, should it be closed or
marked as invalid?
If you really want to solve this bug, I have attached a patch named
'Colt_Pistol+Bullets.patch', to apply it, do
cd "$sea
Building something out of spiteful resentment at seeing the success of
another is bad.
Please reconsider the motivation of this bug, should it be closed or
marked as invalid?
If you really want to solve this bug, I have attached a patch named
'Colt_Pistol+Bullets.patch', to apply it, do
cd "$sea
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