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I just received my UBUNTU Hoary 5.04 (I order 20 but I got 58 )
I really like it.....It fast,stabil and The look is GREAT!!!
the important think is my CDMA mobile phone for my internet connection is WORKING!!!
Ubuntu is the best distro after all ( I used to be work with SUSE 9.3 and Mandriva LE 2005).....Ubuntu is the best....
GO UBUNTU.....
sorry if this thread sound bad or funny....this because I do like (REALLY LIKE) UBUNTU
Great to see your enthusiasm. Ubuntu's a really good little distro. Gonna be running Breezy once they've sorted out the C++ stuffs, and do some bugtesting.
sure the hell is. it got my wifi card working, after ive spent 15+ hours trying to get it working in many other distros. this worked out of the box, this is INCREDIBLE. ubuntu is the linux savior.
I like the things I've been hearing about Ubuntu. Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of time to fiddle with it or it'd be on my PC right now.
However, I need dual-boot with my XP side (for the wife, and a couple of games etc.) and Ubuntu just isn't a 'pop it in and dual-booting works' type of distro.
Unfortunate.... unless you all know something I don't...
Ygarl, You can just pop in the cd/dvd and setup dual boot. You will have to go into ¨expert¨ mode and It requires you to sit and monitor whats going on and make a few choices, but ubuntu will setup itself quite happily next to xp. The installer certainly ain´t as pretty as say Suse or Mandrake but it gets the Job done. BTW GRUB seems to be the easiest choice as a boot manager as it detects XP off the bat. It also helps to just have an unformatted partition ready as I found that Hoary likes to sort these things out itself but I didn´t notice a partition manager that would resize NTFS for you. However, once you have a partition,Ubuntu can happily resize and format to your specs or 1 of 2 defaults.
Ahhhh... I heard the exact opposite! Nice one... I have partitions all set up already (and use Fat32 anyways - If Mr. Gates thinks I'm going to use his proprietary filesystem he's taken too many capiccinos!) thanks to Mandrake/Mandriva.
The wife is getting her own PC soon so I reacon I'm going to get installed when that is set up.
but I think ubuntu had a lack of multimedia support....well you can still download to get it....but that's A LOT .....I actually like ubuntu.... but .... I dont know
I'm sorry
if anyone can tell me how to fix that maybe I will use ubuntu forever
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