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I gave it a test run and didn't have any problems. You can run it from the CD to see how you like it.
Cool...I'll order up a copy.
My old laptop is crashed, so there's nothing to lose.
i'll check it out...what capacity cd do i need?
"Ubuntu 9.10"? That sounds like a TV show about African High Schoolers.
Cool...I'll order up a copy.
My old laptop is crashed, so there's nothing to lose.
If you have a cd burner, you can download the ISO in about an hour or so, and burn a cd.
Cool...I'll order up a copy.
My old laptop is crashed, so there's nothing to lose.
If you have a cd burner, you can download the ISO in about an hour or so, and burn a cd.
What ISP do you have that took it an hour to download!!?? When I downloaded my 9.04 I think it took about 5 minutes to download and burn.
We have a T1 line at work. I wonder how long it would take to download with that. I pay 42.00 a month plus all the fees and government rape you taxes.
Aka Karmic Koala. I did a dist upgrade a few weeks ago while it was in late beta. I did a final upgrade off the command line about an hour or so ago. It has worked fine, only glitch for me is Compiz and MPlayer but no biggie. Boots really fast.
Apparently some people who have multiple hard drives won't be able to use it. I only have one and an external hd so no problem for me there - the external hd (ntsf) by the way is picked up immediately by Ubuntu, no need to muck around with it.
Aka Karmic Koala. I did a dist upgrade a few weeks ago while it was in late beta. I did a final upgrade off the command line about an hour or so ago. It has worked fine, only glitch for me is Compiz and MPlayer but no biggie. Boots really fast.
Apparently some people who have multiple hard drives won't be able to use it. I only have one and an external hd so no problem for me there - the external hd (ntsf) by the way is picked up immediately by Ubuntu, no need to muck around with it.
Compiz is eye candy for the kiddies. I don't bother with it. What kind of problem are you having with MPlayer?
Aka Karmic Koala. I did a dist upgrade a few weeks ago while it was in late beta. I did a final upgrade off the command line about an hour or so ago. It has worked fine, only glitch for me is Compiz and MPlayer but no biggie. Boots really fast.
Apparently some people who have multiple hard drives won't be able to use it. I only have one and an external hd so no problem for me there - the external hd (ntsf) by the way is picked up immediately by Ubuntu, no need to muck around with it.
Compiz is eye candy for the kiddies. I don't bother with it. What kind of problem are you having with MPlayer?
Starts to play in full screen and then packs up. VLC will play but not in full screen. Having thought about it I suspect my video card isn't up to the job. I think I might just get rid of Compiz anyway, the wobbling screen makes seasick
Aka Karmic Koala. I did a dist upgrade a few weeks ago while it was in late beta. I did a final upgrade off the command line about an hour or so ago. It has worked fine, only glitch for me is Compiz and MPlayer but no biggie. Boots really fast.
Apparently some people who have multiple hard drives won't be able to use it. I only have one and an external hd so no problem for me there - the external hd (ntsf) by the way is picked up immediately by Ubuntu, no need to muck around with it.
Compiz is eye candy for the kiddies. I don't bother with it. What kind of problem are you having with MPlayer?
Starts to play in full screen and then packs up. VLC will play but not in full screen. Having thought about it I suspect my video card isn't up to the job. I think I might just get rid of Compiz anyway, the wobbling screen makes seasick
Starts to play in full screen and then packs up. VLC will play but not in full screen. Having thought about it I suspect my video card isn't up to the job. I think I might just get rid of Compiz anyway, the wobbling screen makes seasick
