I recently got Vinux 3 installed on Ubuntu 10. After making some adjustments such as disabling screen savers and setting sleep and hybrid modes to "never", everything seems to be working well. I am worried about Ubuntu updates. I do not know how disruptive they are to accessibility. Is there a way to put a lock on the kernel you currently have? I want to avoid being updated to a more aggressive, less stable kernel. I do not want to be constantly recovering from problems caused by updates. Please recommend a conservative update strategy. For instance, how do I disable automatic updates? I would prefer to be notified that updates are available, but not be forced to install them until I am ready. Any advice will be much appreciated.
Michael Cross -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
