On Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 1:28 PM, ∅ wrote:
> Lubuntu Desktop i386 [Utopic Final] has been updated (20141020)
> this was the only image that was oversized, besides Desktop PPC which
> has other issues (see other mail).
Um, I guess I lied. The tracker is still complaining it's oversiz
ppc didn't really have enough momentum until the end of the cycle
anyways. my concern is that core isn't really supporting radeon chips,
which is kind of a big issue. i mean that's have of the machines out
there. to be honest, i'm not sure we're going to do much for ppc in
the future anyways. i hav
Lubuntu Desktop i386 [Utopic Final] has been updated (20141020)
this was the only image that was oversized, besides Desktop PPC which
has other issues (see other mail).
wxl
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Hi Julien,
with such short time scale left, I've had a chat with Walter (PPC guy and
release manager). We're minded to drop PPC from 14.10 and concentrate our
limited resources on the 14.04 LTS.
I'm pretty sure you will be in agreement, the question is will LXQt support
the PPC machines, or do we
it appears we have a big showstopper for ppc for anyone with radeon video:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1377878
we may want to focus our efforts on +1 daily testing with nvidia chips
and making sure LTS is really solid for everyone until that bug gets
fixed.
wxl
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On Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 10:28 AM, Julien Lavergne
wrote:
> Sorry to be rude, but the question is more short term : Do we have the
> time to test another i386, 3 days before the release ?
> - If yes, we should respin now, and start the test (because a respin
> will make the ISO CD size, I done the
Sorry to be rude, but the question is more short term : Do we have the
time to test another i386, 3 days before the release ?
- If yes, we should respin now, and start the test (because a respin
will make the ISO CD size, I done the necessary cut).
- If no, so we have to live with a non CD size ISO
On Sat, Oct 18, 2014 at 5:36 AM, Lars Noodén wrote:
> Which package should this be reported against? The 2014-10-17.1
> Alternate image for PPC runs through the installation and appears to
> allow creation of an encrypted LVM. However, when the installed system
> boots, it cannot get past unlock
some perspective: there's nothing that's not oversized anymore. cds
are kind of old hat.
that being said, lubuntu is often targeted at machines that are old
hat ;) those machines often have the biggest problems with drivers.
having a live version can be essential for those sort of situations.
wit
> on Mon, 20 Oct 2014 Phill Whiteside <[1]phi...@phillw.net>
wrote
>
> I propose the following...
>
> Desktop ISO can go DVD size
> Alternate ISO remains CD size.
I second Phill's proposal ...
* Desktop: Machines that fit the Live Desktop use-case are
likely to have bootable peripherals that ex
Hi,
Having to use DVD or buy special 800MB CD-R's is also a pain, when the machines
targeted
can neither boot to USB nor be booted with the help of Plop boot manager. (Which
sometimes happens, or it would boot but then behave in a way which makes it not
usable).
Besides that I notice here:
http
I second that. Being restricted to CD size is a large burden, DVD drives/USB
boot capability are both common nowadays. If there are many complaints, we
could make a community respin with only lubuntu-core, but that is another
story.
Best regards!
Am 20. Oktober 2014 16:15:29 MESZ, schrieb Ph
On 10/19/2014 11:03 PM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
Dear Lubuntu testers, release manager and everybody else with an opinion,
* If you think it is important with a desktop ISO file within CD size,
please tell us here and now!
* If you think it is enough with a Lubuntu alternate iso within CD size,
you n
Hi,
let me throw the Holy hand-grenade in :P
A little history first... When the flavours were asked if they wanted to
continue alternate installer, they all said NO.
I was told that alternate installer would be dropped... And, of course, me
being me I asked how they were going to install ser
On 10/20/2014 08:03 AM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
> * If you think it is important with a desktop ISO file within CD size,
> please tell us here and now!
I would agree that it is important for PPC. Many of the really old
machines cannot burn DVDs.
About thinning down the image, guvcview has never worke
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