This is still an issue in 17.04. I've flipped this to being a security
issue so hopefully it will get the attention it deserves.
$ ps aux | grep firefox
root 4497 12.8 1.0 2211388 347188 ? SNl 10:07 0:03
/usr/lib/firefox/firefox https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArtfulAardvark/ReleaseNotes
I've checked this again against the 3.1.0-6-ac100 kernel, it appears to
still have those modules missing, however a large number of USB HID
devices have been restored.
** Summary changed:
- Regression: several kernel modules now missing in 12.10 3.1.0-4-ac100 kernel
compared to 12.04 3.0.27-1 ke
Public bug reported:
The kernel included with the AC100 12.10 Ubuntu release includes less
kernel modules than the 12.04 version did.
I've dumped the kernel configurations for both for comparison. In
particular, I notice that many USB devices no longer have kernel modules
built, including:
* gs
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 11.04 (i386), if Unity detects your system does not meet the
system requirements for Unity, it defaults to disabling Unity. Problem
is it falls back to a composited GNOME desktop, which is unusable on my
computer.
The only way to sort this out is to log out and man
I'd like to second a request for such a package.
I've been setting up a home theatre PC running Ubuntu, and I found it
very frustrating that Ubuntu's version of the libasound2-plugins package
does not support a52 output, when Debian's does. I was connecting the
computer to an external amplifier t
