It is on my todo list. We dropped gnome Bluetooth, but we have to find another
for Bluetooth without gnome depends. Blueman should do it, I just need to add
it to the default install.
Julien Lavergne
Le 9 mars 2012 à 00:06, Phill Whiteside a écrit :
> Hi Boss,
>
> I know we dropped bluetooth
Julien! I would like that (There is a perfect script to make blueman
work with pcmanfm ("blueman-browse-helper" - i found it on the debian
forums)), but i think there might be a problem with blueman and kernel
3.2xxx (at least powerpc).
Blueman is dead slow, either with lubuntu 12.04 beta1 ppc or
Hiyas,
please raise bugs for them both - "should" be easy to fix :)
Regards,
Phill.
On 9 March 2012 06:50, UH wrote:
> I forgot to note this, two petitesses:
> Is it a feature or a bug? When lubuntu comes up after login sound is
> set by default to mute. It's not that big of a deal to turn it
Phill,
About bug reporting, I'm confused about how to simply log in and file a bug.
I can log bugs for Lubuntu projects: LXAdmin, Netbook Remix, and Lubuntu
Software Center.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/lubuntu/+filebug
But all other bugs seem to get logged into Ubuntu bug tracking, and I'm not
Julien,
I'm pretty new to this organized testing effort, but I started testing Ubuntu
on my own in late 2007 on PCs and Macs.
When I started Lubuntu precise testing recently, I was wondering why the login
screen looked, well, so plain. Ubuntu and variants had a history of greeting
users with r
If Bluetooth wasn't available for PowerPC macs, I wouldn't complain. Yes, some
PowerPC Macs have Bluetooth built-in, but you can't advertise Lubuntu as being
fast and nimble and then enable a technology that will cripple the computer
performance.
Sincerely,
Paul Gorski
-Origina
Le 03/09/2012 05:18 PM, Paul Gorski a écrit :
>
> 1) LightDM simply doesn't offer a very polished look on Lubuntu. Users
> are greeted to screen reminiscent of an old Windows server or AIX in
> my old days.
> 2) While LightDM works for PowerPC, there seems to be a problem with
> the graphics, as th
Hi Luigi,
the only one available for you would be the 10.04 release of lubuntu which
we keep alive precisely for that reason. If you can get Ubuntu 12.04
installed, you can then put lubuntu on & get rid of the gnome stuff. But!
the instructions for going 'pure' lubuntu will not be available until
2012/3/9 Paul Gorski
[ . . . ]
> 1) LightDM simply doesn't offer a very polished look on Lubuntu. Users are
> greeted to screen reminiscent of an old Windows server or AIX in my old
> days.
> 2) While LightDM works for PowerPC, there seems to be a problem with the
> graphics, as the login area i
2012/3/9 Paul Gorski
> If Bluetooth wasn't available for PowerPC macs, I wouldn't complain. Yes,
> some PowerPC Macs have Bluetooth built-in, but you can't advertise Lubuntu
> as being fast and nimble and then enable a technology that will cripple the
> computer performance.
>
>
> Paul, i thin
Julien,
Well, we must be looking at different login screens then, because the two
logins are worlds apart. That said, I won't bring it up again.
But I've asked how to best post bug reports because the process it not simple
and direct.
I can't seem to simply log into a bug page, create a new bug
Le 03/09/2012 06:35 PM, Paul Gorski a écrit :
>
> But I've asked how to best post bug reports because the process it not
> simple and direct.
> I can't seem to simply log into a bug page, create a new bug report,
> and move on. Especially on the iso tracking pages, there should be a
> "Report Bug"
Hi Paul,
this is lubuntu's first attempt at a Mac release (We only gained 'official'
status with the 11.10 release, which was only i686 & amn64). Pretty much
everyone testing has never used iso-tracker[1] before nor raised 'official'
bug reports. That they have come so far in such a short time is
Hi boss,
the link is on the testing page. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/Testing I'll
go edit the page to rank it higher in the contents section.
Regards,
Phill.
On 9 March 2012 17:53, Julien Lavergne wrote:
> Le 03/09/2012 06:35 PM, Paul Gorski a écrit :
>
>
> But I've asked how to best po
If we could fix the dark login screens for the G4s at the cost of giving up on
the iMacG3's I'd be fine with that. The fact is the desktop iso doesn't work
for G3's or many G4's. (No boot G3's dark installer screen for G4's)
I'm not looking at this just from a Mac angle though. Their are millio
See my comments below:
-Original Message-
From: Julien Lavergne
To: Paul Gorski
Cc: PhillW ; lubuntu-qa
Sent: Fri, Mar 9, 2012 11:53 am
Subject: Re: [Lubuntu-qa] Blue tooth and Macs
Le 03/09/2012 06:35 PM, Paul Gorski a écrit :
But I've asked how to best
Hi Paul,
yeah, working out what is 'generic' and lubuntu is really important. Quite
simply, they have more devs than us! It's a shame you missed out on the
call for people qualified to help on the recent request from the government
for the putting together a panel to discuss such things. For schoo
Phill,
You don't want me bringing in developers, I'd instruct them to:
1) bring back LXDM
2) install something that would permanently disable Flash from ever being
installed
3) make LibreOffice the default office suite
4) Make Firefox the default browser, with DuckDuckGo.com as the default searc
Julien,
I'm finding the "apport-bug lubuntu-desktop" quite useful, thank you for that
advice.
Sincerely,
Paul Gorski
-Original Message-
From: Julien Lavergne
To: Paul Gorski
Cc: PhillW ; lubuntu-qa
Sent: Fri, Mar 9, 2012 11:53 am
Subject: Re: [Lubuntu-qa] Blue tooth and Mac
Hi,
in some sort of order...
LXDM is dead. as in [1] Owing to available devs, the only devs for lxde are
the lubuntu ones. They have decided to use LightDM as it is more
supportable (i.e. it is used by more than just LX).
Flash & LibreOffice are well outside what a minimal spec lubuntu machine
c
Luigi,
You can download Lubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot [1], upgrade all the
packages, and then hit 'Alt+F2' to open the run dialog and type
'update-manager -d -c' and it will let you upgrade to Precise. This is how
I got my Dell Latitude D505 with a non-pae Pentium M running Lubuntu
Precise.
At thi
It wasn't a feature list request, well, except for LXDM. I need a little
eye-candy to help get Lubuntu in my local schools and governments.
If it looks like their logging into Windows NT Server, it won't happen.
Maybe its a PowerPC thing, but I've seen it on my old PCs too, Libreoffice runs
as f
Hi Paul,
Chromium is unstable and does not support HTML5? Not from what I use it
for? http://blog.chromium.org/2010/06/html5-rocks-resource-for-open-web.html My
always answer to "opinions", is raise a bug. Although do make sure you
have enabled html5 and thrown away adobe.
As I also said before,
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