Hello,
Given that this Ubuntu cycle is all about "precision" with little
details, how about taking some "techie" cruft out of the GRUB boot
selection menu entries? Currently, these seem pretty confusing to a
casual user:
- The Ubuntu entries as the kernel version ("Ubuntu, with kernel
3.2.0
I'd like to chime in and agree that this sounds like a really neat
idea--especially if those running the feed were to include info about
critical updates or bugs that need to be dealt with as soon as the install
is finished (assuming the user doesn't have the installer download all this
stuff durin
On 01/16/2012 07:11 PM, Dylan McCall wrote:
I wonder if there would be any opposition to a live Twitter stream in
that screenshot's place, where available, showing tweets containing
#ubuntu? This would be on the last page of the slideshow.
(By "Twitter stream" I'm talking about this thing, or so
A lot of stuff is going to need to be backported. Here's a phoronix link that
tells of 50 power patches from Intel that landed this morning in 3.3 kernel.
Not to mention graphics related stuff that 3.3 gains.
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTA0NDE
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I wouldn't be horribly opposed to seeing this. It'd be a nice way to
showcase the community aspect of the OS. That being said, the main thing to
consider here is exactly what content you would want to show in there. On
the one hand, filtering out negative commentary would shed the best
possible lig
