[Leaplist] Latest Ubuntu version 8.10

Derek Konigsberg octo at logicprobe.org
Sun Nov 16 19:01:16 EST 2008


I just got an HP Compaq 8510w laptop, and tried installing Kubuntu 8.10 on 
it.  At first it seemed woefully unpolished (have Kubuntu 8.04 on my 
desktop, and no problems there).  But now, apparently due to the classic 
Linux "kernel of the week" game, 8.10 can't run for very long on this 
laptop without randomly freezing up.  I guess I'll just have to wait until 
the next kernel update.  (others have noticed this problem on my laptop 
model as well)

Until then, MS Vista 64-bit has been pretty much flawless, which I can 
live with because most of what I'm using this laptop for requires Windows.

-Derek

On Sun, 16 Nov 2008, Hank Lambert wrote:

> I have a friend of mine who was running 8.04 on an e-machine laptop, and
> he just upgraded to 8.10. His comment was that the upgrade was amazing.
> He had a lot pf problems with 7.10. With 8.04, he got wireless and sound
> working, but still couldn't get compiz working. He said that 8.10 was
> flawless, and everything now works including compiz.
> 
> --Hank
> 
> 
> Ram K. Singh wrote:
>       Has any of professionals looked at or upgraded to 8.10? What
>       are the advantages or potential trouble spots for us newbies
>       in the new version?
>
>       Ram
> 
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