shughard

Last night I upgraded all my machines to 9.10

Here is the exciting part. It worked perfectly out of box on my wife's Acer Aspire One. I didn't have to do anything special wireless works perfect including the led light.

It also worked perfectly on my HTPC using a wireless card. Didn't have to mess with ndis wrapper.

The wireless support just keeps getting better. I like the new launcher theme on netbook remix too.

Has anyone played with Ubuntu One yet?

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jackeyjoe

Everything seems to be fixed in 9.10, i'm having no problems with it

I've been meaning to have a play with ubuntu one but my download limit sort of makes it impossible to do

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tK FuRY

My 9.10 install went very smooth also . Wifi and all other drivers worked perfectly on first boot.

I have not played with Ubuntu One yet. I might do that tomorrow.

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Melcar

Yeah, Karmic is awesome. ATI drivers are OpenGL 1.5 now ; lets see what new things I can run. Only thing is that I can't seem to be able to share my desktop printer with my laptop any more; I can share folders just fine, it just can't find the darn printer. Oh well, maybe after I upgrade my main desktop to Karmic it will resolve itself. Oh, and xorg.conf is finally axed now; Lord knows what we will rely on now.

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The Mad Mule

lol for me, I had to connect my S10-2 netbook via Enthernet cable and download the Broadcom driver for wireless to work.

Almost everything seems to work great now...darn mouse and the two-finger scrolling doesn't seem to work though, so I'll have to look into that later.

GodofGrunts

What? Why? Proof?

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Gangleri

i used to have problems with my dualboot setup, when i went from windows to linux it never connected to the internet and i needed to restart the rauter but not anymore.
I love the look changes aswell and so far no problems.

Melcar

Xorg.conf is not there any more. Check it and see. Unless they changed the location of the file, which I don't know why since every single distro out there uses the same basic filing structure. The xorg log is still there, but they are using something else to configure X (HAL it seems). X can configure itself without the file, so it's no big deal. You can generate your own xorg.conf file too if you want, which is what I plan to do if it gives me problems.

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boydyboyd

I love it, got it on my sig rig now. For the time being my vista hard drives are sat un-plugged with just my ubuntu + storage drives connected.

Only found one minor bug so far, and it is very minor. The pidgin facebook plugin won't install

oh and i swapped empathy for pidgin, that was the first thing i did, lol. I'm a pidgin fanboi

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GodofGrunts

But that would just increase boot times if HAL (they don't use HAL anymore) was used to configure X.

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