JK,
the link you need to fully unsubscribe is well hidden:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-340-updates/+bug/1431753/+subscriptions,
and then the bottom link, assuming that you are signed in to launchpad.
HTH
R.
On 15/08/15 02:33, J K Cunningham wrote:
On
Much obliged.
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On 08/15/2015 03:03 AM, Robin wrote:
JK,
the link you need to fully unsubscribe is well hidden:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-340-updates/+bug/1431753/+subscriptions,
and then the bottom link, assuming that you are signed in to
Right, that usually doesn't happen when you upgrade to a new version of
the same driver (for example upgrading nvidia-331 from 331.19 to
331.25). However, when you are migrated to a different driver package,
e.g. from nvidia-331 to nvidia-340, you will lose your settings, because
they are
Support for Optimus is something that we provide using our own system
Cool! (except it doesn't work, but I'll file a separate bug, though I'm
surprised there's none already if it's supposed to work, as it's widely
known that it doesn't at all)
So this page (among a few that I remember having
I knew it must have already been reported.
Here it is:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/xorg-server/+bug/1220426
Importance undecided and unassigned sinse 2013
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On 14-08-15 10:52:23, teo1978 wrote:
This, while unfortunate, is not a bug,
Yes it is. You are only giving a diagnosis of the exact cause of the bug
(which by the way I already knew), but that doesn't make it less of a
bug.
The alternatives switched back to automatic mode, and in automatic
If you have a machine that works, and you run automatic updates, and
your machine stops working, there's a bug. If there's anything wrong in
the machine configuration when you are updating, it must be detected, a
warning given, and the option to continue at your own risk or skip that
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Unfortunately, to get newer versions and hopefully out of Nvidia kernel
update hell, I went from LTS to the next regular unsupported, hoping to go
beyond that one to contemporary, but all went astray into unstable and
unbootable, probably in the filing to upgrade multiple times, repository
Such work is not necessary, as yours is really an unsupported corner
case. If you insist on keeping the nvidia driver installed and disabled,
against what we recommend, that is your problem.
And how was I supposed to know what you recommend?
Back in the days when I installed Ubuntu on my
On 13-08-15 16:50:40, teo1978 wrote:
By design a driver will be enabled if you install it.
However, if it is disable when you UPGRADE the driver, it shouldn't be
reenabled.
Right, that usually doesn't happen when you upgrade to a new version of
the same driver (for example upgrading
On 13-08-15 16:45:47, teo1978 wrote:
2) Optimus is supported by the NVIDIA driver.
That's not what NVidia told me. I asked for support and they told me it's
officially unsupported on Linux.
And what I can tell for sure is that it doesn't work. The screen switching
issue is well known.
On 14-08-15 13:24:50, teo1978 wrote:
Such work is not necessary, as yours is really an unsupported corner
case. If you insist on keeping the nvidia driver installed and disabled,
against what we recommend, that is your problem.
And how was I supposed to know what you recommend?
Back in
And also, if a piece of software is designed in such a way that if you
stop using it yoy have to uninstall it otherwise it may be harmful, it
is badly designed.
Ok, that implies that all drivers are badly designed. It's your opinion.
Don't pretend you are stupid when you aren't. This
Guys it's a closed source driver. I'm being a hypocrite here, but chillax.
On 14 Aug 2015 21:16, teo1978 teo8...@gmail.com wrote:
And also, if a piece of software is designed in such a way that if you
stop using it yoy have to uninstall it otherwise it may be harmful, it
is badly
Different use cases were supported in 12.04
That's my point: you can't just drop supported usecases and do nothing
about it. If I'm doing something supported and I upgrade, and that's not
supported any more, the upgrade MUST guide me through a way to fix
whatever is wrong.
Now please stop
Are you aware that each comment triggers THOUSAND of emails to other
users?
Please respect them, and use private messages with your exchanges with
Alberto.
This particular bug is FIXED. it might have triggered regressions, or
something new I do not know, and opening new bugs is the correct way
Are you aware that each comment triggers THOUSAND of emails to other
users?
Are you aware that you can unsubscribe if you want to?
You can't close the same bug twice, and you can't reopen a fixed bug.
No I can't but there are definitely people who can.
This particular bug is FIXED. it
From a *technical* perspective, the Optimus issue is an entirely unrelated
bug.
The fact that it's triggered by the present fix does not matter a this stage.
I was not talking about the Optimus issue (I never argued that should be part
of this issue, though I admit I did make some OT
Are you aware that you can unsubscribe if you want to?
yes, but this doesn't change the point.
No I can't but there are definitely people who can.
it would be useless.
Well that's a way of seeing it (I'd say a bugfix that fixes half of the bug or
does it in the wrong way is not a complete fix
The Optimus issue most definitely must be filed as a separate bug (and
comments on it go there). In order for a bug tracking system like this
to work well, the technical scope of a bug must be narrowly defined;
that's software development good practice 101. If the scope of a bug is
vague or
Sup guys,
quick update: Seems Alberto was right, my family and friends switched
back to Nouveau via the driver utility and were then able to install the
new tested and recommended Nvidia drivers 346.82 via the stable repo
provided by Ubuntu. No need to use -updates. System stability and speed
has
On 08/14/2015 01:46 PM, teo1978 wrote:
Are you aware that each comment triggers THOUSAND of emails to other
users?
Are you aware that you can unsubscribe if you want to?
I unsubscribed from this bug report days ago and it's still sending me
your silly tirades.
Would you please STFU?
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I have a smilar case as teo1978. - I have a dell laptop with Optimus
technology with both Intel and Nvidia GPU.
Before the upgrade from 331 to 340 I never managed to get the Nvidia GPU
running, so I just used Intel instead. After the upgrade, the Nvidia GPU
was turned on by default but something
So, the issue I pointed out is definitely confirmed.
Please, whoever can, change back the status at least for 340-Tursty,
because the fix is partially broken.
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hey all users still complaining:
- be sure to have a clean nvidia driver installation: not a system where the
driver receive upgrades but still with borked settings behind the scene
- so sudo apt-get purge nvidia* is mandatory first, then install the required
driver
- as the '331' driver is
Teo,
the Optimus issue is definitely a *separate bug*, requiring its own
resolution.
R.
On 13/08/15 14:48, teo1978 wrote:
Or should we file a separate bug?
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Just to clarify:
1) Do not install the driver unless you want to use it. Uninstalling the
driver will not break your system. By design a driver will be enabled if
you install it. We keep an option to disable the driver but that's only
to be used by gpu-manager (which is part of
2) Optimus is supported by the NVIDIA driver.
That's not what NVidia told me. I asked for support and they told me it's
officially unsupported on Linux.
And what I can tell for sure is that it doesn't work. The screen switching
issue is well known.
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- be sure to
No man, if one had a system that was working and properly set up, and
after getting an update it is broken (or something that was correctly
configured gets misconfigured, or any configuration unnecessarily
changed at all), there is a bug.
We
Uninstalling the driver will not break your system
On another machine, merely *installing* it did break the system. So
forgive me if I'm skeptical that uninstalling it will not break my
system. I take that as a should not.
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By design a driver will be enabled if you install it.
However, if it is disable when you UPGRADE the driver, it shouldn't be
reenabled.
We keep an option to disable the driver but [...] That is not meant to
be disabled manually.
I don't know about now, but at the time I installed the driver,
Teo,
the Optimus issue is definitely a *separate bug*, requiring its own
resolution.
I was not talking about the optimus issue.
I was talking about the fact that the update of the NVidia drivers overwrote
some system settings that shouldn't have been touched. Before the update, my
system
@lbertomilone please see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/nvidia-graphics-drivers-340/+bug/1483388 and mark its importance as
critical (prevents boot) as soon as possible.
Also feel free to correct anything that may be wrong in the report.
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@albertomilone please see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
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Also feel free to correct anything that may be wrong in the report.
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After upgrading my 331 drivers to 340 I got black screen.
This solution worked for me: http://vxlabs.com/2015/02/05/solving-the-
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On 11-08-15 22:45:43, teo1978 wrote:
So, will my 331 drivers be automagically replaced with 340, or with
whatever version fixes the bug? (or perhaps they have already?) Because
otherwise, the bug is not fixed for me nor for the millions of people
having ubuntu 14.04 with 331 drivers. Anyway,
Yes, 331 will be replaced by 340 through a system update.
Nice, but is it possible that it not only replaces 331 by 340 but ALSO
ENABLES THEM?
Because I'm under the impression that that just happened to me, and
that's a bug.
Ages ago, when I first enabled NVidia drivers, I had this problem
and I'm pretty sure it's also the cause of this:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1483388
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They are installed.
The issue is that they were configured not to be used, and now they are.
I don't remember where the setting is but you decide whether to use nVidia
drivers or not, even without uninstalling them.
And this setting shouldn't be changed by the update: the fact that it is is a
And I'm pretty scared of uninstalling the drivers without first
disabling them, because I don't trust at all the package uninstallation
process to handle things well.
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Indeed, I think I installed Bumblebee, because I thought that it would handle
automatic switching between intel and nvidia as needed, but no way! it turns
out it just allows you (or is supposed to allow, because I never managed to do
even that) to manually run stuff on NVidia. So, in practice
On 12-08-15 13:33:31, teo1978 wrote:
Yes, 331 will be replaced by 340 through a system update.
Nice, but is it possible that it not only replaces 331 by 340 but ALSO
ENABLES THEM?
Because I'm under the impression that that just happened to me, and
that's a bug.
Ages ago, when I first
Please keep your subjective comments to yourself
I think my comments were pretty objective.
Ubuntu fails at providing a decent user experience, and it's getting worse.
Ubuntu sucks at supporting NVidia (which is probably mostly NVidia's fault, but
other distros do better nonetheless).
Ubuntu
Just to make it clear, the status of this bug report was marked as
Fix released because the fix was actually released, and it's available
to you as long as you have the trusty-updates repositories enabled
(which should be enabled by default).
The latest status updates are about drivers
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_itempx=Ubuntu-Better-
Gaming-Drivers
Btw that's going to be practically useless as long as there's no support
on linux for Optimus. Most computers with NVidia cards now seem to have
that shit.
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On Aug 11, 2015 3:21 AM, ciro santoro 1431...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
I installed last updates on my ubuntu 14.04 and, after reboot, it starts
and remains with a black screen.. I
I installed last updates on my ubuntu 14.04 and, after reboot, it starts
and remains with a black screen.. I listened the ubuntu welcome sound and
nothing appens :(
2015-08-08 20:51 GMT+02:00 Nathanaël Naeri 1431...@bugs.launchpad.net:
Packages nvidia-331-* are now transitional packages for
So, I'm lucky enough to be able to USE my machine just because I'm not
actually using NVidia drivers?
My problem with this bug is only that I get an error message about something
crashing every time there's a kernel update. I thought that was it, but I see
there are people whose system stop
@ciro: that could be caused by a number of things. If you can ssh into
the machine, or VT switch by pressing CTRL+ALT+F2, please collect the
following data:
1) the output of dkms status
2) the dmesg output
3) /var/log/Xorg.0.log
4) /var/log/gpu-manager.log
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I had the same experience.
It turned out thet my xorg.conf file had been renamed with a .back
suffix. I copied it back and restarted, and all was good.
On August 11, 2015 9:14:05 AM CEST, ciro santoro 1431...@bugs.launchpad.net
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I installed last updates on my ubuntu 14.04 and, after
@teo1978:
Yeah, I fully agree. I recommended Ubuntu LTS to everyone I know that
has been willing to either give Ubuntu a try or to users that have
completely switched from Windows. My words, after they asked me why I
recommend LTS over normal Ubuntu: Use LTS if you prefer stability,
support and
Just to make it clear, the status of this bug report was marked as Fix
released because the fix was actually released, and it's available to
you as long as you have the trusty-updates repositories enabled (which
should be enabled by default).
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On 31-05-15 03:23:09, KennoVO wrote:
Nice! Will this work with the 3.13 kernel in 14.04 ? Also, do you have
any idea when it will be available to end-users?
Yes, the update is available in 14.04, and works with the kernels 14.04
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@Alberto:
PERFECT! Thanks for the info! I'll let my family and friends know ASAP.
One more question: Does trusty-updates mean the Nvidia -updates
repo?
And because I am very pleased by this work, I'll donate some cash to
Ubuntu tonight.
Again; thank you, even though it took a while.
Cheers,
Oh btw, for everyone else interested in this subject, Canonical wants to
improve the situation for Nvidia users in the future:
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_itempx=Ubuntu-Better-Gaming-
Drivers
+1 @Jorge Castro!
This is something that openSUSE has been doing for many years and I
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Enviado: Miércoles 12 de agosto de 2015 9:16
Asunto: Re: [Bug 1431753] Re: Nvidia binary driver FTBS due to DKMS layer
violation
Dude no one cares this is a bug reporting place not an opinion catcher
Please keep your subjective comments to yourself. This is a bug report.
Even Linus said Nvidia is very ignorant about linux. So if you need graphics
with less issues, but Intel which really pays attention to linux. or Use ATI
and see the worst!
Nvidia's self packaged drivers always fail at
Dude no one cares this is a bug reporting place not an opinion catcher.
On 12 Aug 2015 11:46, teo1978 teo8...@gmail.com wrote:
Please keep your subjective comments to yourself
I think my comments were pretty objective.
Ubuntu fails at providing a decent user experience, and it's getting
Packages nvidia-331-* are now transitional packages for version 340
where this bug has been fixed, so I guess they can be marked as Fix
Released too. Thanks everyone involved esp. Alberto for your work.
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This bug was fixed in the package nvidia-graphics-drivers-346 -
346.82-0ubuntu0.2
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nvidia-graphics-drivers-346 (346.82-0ubuntu0.2) trusty-proposed; urgency=medium
* debian/templates/control.in:
- Add conflicts/replaces for old releases of nvidia-opencl-icd-331 and
of
This bug was fixed in the package nvidia-graphics-drivers-340-updates -
340.76-0ubuntu0.1
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nvidia-graphics-drivers-340-updates (340.76-0ubuntu0.1) trusty-proposed;
urgency=medium
* Initial release (LP: #1465706, LP: #1431753).
* Changes in this backport, compared to wily:
This bug was fixed in the package nvidia-graphics-drivers-346-updates -
346.82-0ubuntu0.2
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nvidia-graphics-drivers-346-updates (346.82-0ubuntu0.2) trusty-proposed;
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* debian/templates/control.in:
- Add conflicts/replaces for old releases of
This bug was fixed in the package nvidia-graphics-drivers-340 -
340.76-0ubuntu0.1
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* Initial release (LP: #1465706, LP: #1431753).
* Changes in this backport, compared to wily:
- Try to clean
Sezer, you're not going to believe this, but the issue you're having
with steam has nothing to to with the nvidia driver, but is caused by a
completely unrelated kernel bug that just happened to occur at the same
time people started testing the fix for the nvidia driver; see
lp:1479093 . The fix
I am running Xubuntu 14.04.02 up-to-date and was plagued by 331.113
nvidia-related crashes. After enabling repository
trusty-proposed, apt-get update, apt-get dist-upgrade, and rebooting, I have no
more nvidia issues. Also, the unrelated proposed modules which were downloaded
and applied
Related to my comment above, I confirm that Steam application works fine
with 331 but causes issues with 346. It complains about not enough disk
space(not true) and partition having no execute bit(not true)
Although I can't test again, I believe unity-greeter hanging issue I
experienced (after
Can someone please publist steps to test this package - the
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed info is too generic for
my skill level - as and example, I don't know the package name...
Thanks,
Tom
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Hello Stefan, or anyone else affected,
Accepted nvidia-graphics-drivers-346 into trusty-proposed. The package
will build now and be available at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/nvidia-graphics-drivers-346/346.82-0ubuntu0.2 in a few hours, and then
in the -proposed repository.
Please help
This fix works for me although I could not properly test any 3D
applications. My Steam client is acting weird and does not see my
installed games anymore, complaining about partition being non-
executable. Also it was hanging at after entering password. I had to
create a new user and start fresh.
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After routine kernel-update yesterday, today blank screen like KennoVO,
bongos rumbling on start but without video.
After booting with previous kernel I applied the solutions KennoVO
suggested, (2)-(3)-(4) but not (1) as I didn't know what I was doing and
didn't understand how it had to be done.
Mat, I am happy you got past your blank-screen problem, even though the
things mentioned in my previous post may or may not have played a role
in solving it.
To be perfectly clear toward other people who come across this
discussion, the points (1)-(4) in my previous post DO NOT represent a
What I don't understand, the proposed drivers are they already implemented
in the routine update (I thought they had to be updated manually)?
Otherwise I might have had a completely different problem with the
bumblebee and nvidia drivers, solved by chance with Your approach.
2015-07-27 18:33
A.J.Mac (macbunch) you can mute mail or edit the things that you will
get notified about on the right side it's between Duplicates of this
bug and Other bug subscribers.
Anyway there shouldn't be much more e-mails about this bug now that it's
been verified for Trusty. I would expect only one
Fix confirmed on 2 very different machines both running Ubuntu 14.04
Trusty with the 3.13 kernel. Detailed notes:
AMD workstation with only a discrete nvidia GPU (nothing else)
Synaptic complained about conflicts when selecting updated driver
My Bug problem has also been solved. How can I stop receiving these but reports?
Many regards.
Sent from my ASUS
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Subject:[Bug 1431753] Re: Nvidia binary driver
Installed the nvidia-340 package from trusty-proposed and it did solve the bug.
Didn't observe any regressions in my 3.13 kernel installation.
Thanks a lot!
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Hello Stefan, or anyone else affected,
Accepted nvidia-graphics-drivers-346 into trusty-proposed. The package
will build now and be available at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/nvidia-graphics-drivers-346/346.82-0ubuntu0.1 in a few hours, and then
in the -proposed repository.
Please help
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Congrats on this (assuming it finally resolves this bug!)
Unfortunately, I just spent $250 on an AMD card specifically because of
all the issues from the nvidia (lol!)
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Just an update. I filed an SRU, and uploaded all the new nvidia packages
(that will also fix this problem) in LP: #1465706 . The SRU team will
review it and make it available for testing. You might want to keep an
eye on it, and provide feedback when the packages are approved and
available for
Thank you Zewbie
Best Regards,
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On Sat, Jun 20, 2015 at 1:07 AM, Nima Soltani
Alberto is rolling this back into older releases over time. To be fair
it is an annoying issue but not one that is so fatal one would not be
able to recover a system. In the majority of cases this ends up being
just a false system issue notification. Because on kernel update the
parallel builds
Hello how can I unsubscribe this?
On Jun 16, 2015 13:41, Alberto Milone alberto.mil...@canonical.com
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I am already working on it (I've been busy with other work). There's no
need to make this any more complicated than it needs to be.
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Subject: [Bug 1431753] Re: Nvidia binary driver FTBS due to DKMS layer
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Please stop this banter, clogging my emails up.
I sorted my PCs and laptops out with the following fix for now. Not had
ANY issues since doing below:
Card driver
http://www.nvidia.co.uk/Download
Scroll to the very bottom and follow the link
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From: Umut Yazgan umut@gmail.com
Date: 06/19/2015 6:06 AM (GMT-07:00)
To: zew...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [Bug 1431753] Re: Nvidia binary driver FTBS due to DKMS
to
tell.
Scroll to the very bottom and follow the link
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Date: 06/19/2015 6:06 AM (GMT-07:00)
To: zew...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [Bug 1431753] Re: Nvidia binary driver FTBS due
Nima this really isn't the place for that talk.
It has become the place since nobody has given a fuck about fixing this
huge system-screwing bug for years (and even now, they insist in
treating it as a minor annoyance).
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Please stop this banter, clogging my emails up.
I sorted my PCs and laptops out with the following fix for now. Not had
ANY issues since doing below:
Card driver
http://www.nvidia.co.uk/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-uk
nVidia
Boot and after GRUB…
Control+ALT+F1
Sudo su
sudo update-pciids
sudo
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I am already working on it (I've been busy with other work). There's no
need to make
Try fedora 21 not 22
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Subject: [Bug 1431753] Re: Nvidia binary driver FTBS due to DKMS layer
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I want to go
Zewbie, what is wrong with you? Did you not read #29 and #35? Do you
have any idea how many people are getting an email when you comment on
this bug? Have a little responsibility.
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OSX is the way to go for sure...sorry for the annoying email alert
On Fri, Jun 19, 2015 at 4:32 AM Camil Staps i...@camilstaps.nl wrote:
Zewbie, what is wrong with you? Did you not read #29 and #35? Do you
have any idea how many people are getting an email when you comment on
this bug? Have a
Nima this really isn't the place for that talk. Will EVERYONE please keep
this thread on topic about this bug and only this bug please
On 19 Jun 2015 21:51, Nima nima@gmail.com wrote:
I want to go to another linux distribution ,
Can any body give me a hint about it?
CentOS or Opensuse?
I want to go to another linux distribution ,
Can any body give me a hint about it?
CentOS or Opensuse? Which one is better?
which one has a full resource of software like ,for example ubuntu software
center?
Thanks for any help in advance
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To be fair it is an annoying issue but not one that is so fatal one
would not be able to recover a system.
It leaves the system not working. That's is more than just annoying.
Also, I actually did re-install the operating system at least once
because of this bug to try to get this PC working
Nima,
I moved to SteamOS. I am afraid you have to format your OS drive though.
For me is important my NVidia works correctly for games and work
projects. I know they will take care of that part.
In general I like Debian or Debian variants. They have a huge number of
packages.
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