Hi Michael, I have unsubscribed from "Bug 134325". Please void my Registered Account with Bugzilla. I have loaded openSuSE by Novell. I am blown away by how well everything works and how my U.S.B. DVD-Burner, ATA DVD-ROM, and CD-ROM all have individual mount-points and no longer get confused by the system. In fact, all my U.S.B. devices have their own individual mount-point. Kubuntu used the same mount-point for all U.S.B. devices and the same mount-point for all ROM device regardless of how they were attached to the system. This caused software to say that the device was not found. Not so in openSuSE!
Software does things openSuSE it did not do in Kubutnu, and this is a very positive and well received action. I also have functionality in OpenOffice retruned that was missing in Kubuntu. openSuSE also recognizes I have Gig of Physical R.A.M. and puts the Swap partition on a R.A.M.Drive and returns 3.29GB of unused space that was allocated in Kubuntu. It feels as though I have installed a new C.P.U. at twice the speed and yet!, I have not. Still running at 1.8GHz. I truly believe that openSuSE benefits from a much longer release cycle that Kubuntu could benefit from also. 6 months is way to fast! Kubuntu seems sloppy especially after loading openSuSE. My advise, slow down, nail it big time, and appreciate a fast growing audience. All my hardware runs really well. I have been able to install the nVidia drivers from their Web-Site with very little effort or knowledge. I now enjoy OpenGL like I was never able to in Kubuntu. I hope the future holds that you win me back but, the sour taste in my mouth from my recent 8 hour upgrade that failed big time, is an experience that will keep me away for some time to come. You can only guess which distribution of Linux I will recommend to people when they ask. It will not be anything in the Ubuntu family. John -- Upgrade to Next O.S. Level Kills Present O.S. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134325 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
