Ok so I'm a total noob when it comes to such stuff. I recently bought a Core 2 Quad (haven't gotten it yet) and I want to install Ubuntu on it. I have to install the amd64 version on it right?
I am so looking forward to this release. The addition of virt-manager and kvm by default makes me happy. I hope it works better than the virt-manager in Fedora 8. Fedora 8's version is so full of stupid bugs (the latest dbus patch broke alot too and they're in no hurry to fix it) that it's nearly unusable. Well, almost everything I've used in Fedora 8 has been extremely buggy; especially the admin GUIs. Hopefully I can switch from a CentOS 5 server to a Hardy server.
I hope I can finally try out a version of Ubuntu on my PC, I have a P5W DH from Asus and apparently it has major compatibility with it (something about a JMicron chip). Here's to hoping, I really want to learn how Linux works (majoring in IT).
Is anybody else afraid Ubuntu is getting bloaty? Hardy Heron isn't much more than a software update if you ask me. I already have to delete about 200 megs of software I'll never use after a fresh install.
I cant wait to install the final version next month. This will be my 3rd update since I first installed/switched to Ubuntu/linux. Just as I feel my OS getting a little old and stale, 6 months has rolled around and I can do a new fresh install.
I love how in Ubuntu, everything is included.
I dont need to go installing Office and all my other apps because almost everything i need is default.
This is great!!
I love Ubuntu, especially on my laptop. But last time I tried to install the most recent Ubuntu release on my PC, I had issues getting through the installation due to some conflict about my PC not having a floppy drive, and it would just sit there probing. Hopefully this won't be a problem anymore. Anyone run into anything similar, or have any relevant info?
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Nice to see Ubuntu progressing steadily to the release. Not my cup of tea, I think there are better distro's out there, but it seems to have captured attention. Too bad Kubuntu is such an ugly step child and never developed seriously. I prefer KDE and there are much better KDE focused distros out there. Shame most people are exposed to Gnome/Ubuntu as their first experience, all the really cool linux tricks just aren't there. For those tech savy think KIO slaves for example.
Is Ubuntu the new fad? You don't need to explain to me what it is I already know.
I't just that lately I see at least 1 or 2 stories about it every day on Digg front page.
Nice! I'm looking forward to the final release - I've been using Hardy since Alpha 3 and it has been working perfect for me.
Once that is out, the Intrepid Ibex will have the updated theme everyone has been talking about, can't wait for what the art team comes up with. Maybe they can get the Fedora or openSUSE guys to come lend a hand, as those are beautiful distros as far as art is concerned.
I tried out the last alpha, and finally there is support for my synaptics touchpad out of the box!
Thanks god, cause you couldn't even use 7.10 or lower on my laptop due to the touchpad not being recognized. You'd have to like edit xorg's values manually......and there were like 20 different ones....
Does 8.04 recognize more wireless cards?
I reely want to use Ubuntu but most of my computers are wireless and getting Ubuntu 7.10 to see my wireless cards was way to much work.
so as of now im useing xp but would like to use Ubuntu.
I think Wubi will really begin to migrate users from Windows into the Linux world at a much fast rate than ever before... Twice as fast as a Live CD! Way to go Ubuntu!
Installed it last night and so far everything is terrific. For those complaining about the theme, they changed the default from humanlooks to one based on the murrine engine, and it looks much, much nicer. Snappier as well.
I really don't like the brown theme, so I change it as soon as i install Ubuntu..
But then.. I start missing that ugly brown desktop, and i switch back. It is nice and comfortable and i like that new heron wallpaper. I love that brown theme..
This is really a great release the best one in my advice but the only thing that make me dont use it is the lack of FakeRaid support i can't install on my Nvidia stripped array.....
Oh yeah i can but i have to follow an how-to that take age to do and it wont work.......
So if you have an onboard Raid controller all you can do is booting in the live CD and that's all.....