I seem to recall the blue i button helped out with this after you installed. That's how I found out about FLOSS vs proprietary. in my case I like the fact that it's not installed by default not because of licence but so that I get a feel as to how much proprietary I'm letting pass.
BTW ever since I have installed ubuntu natty I have stopped having problems with wireless of my aspire one clogging up the my home network in some strange way. So that might be a reason to keep up latest version of ubuntu and no stick to LTS. -- Andrés envió esto desde su netbook con UBUNTU: sistema operativo gratuito, abierto y casi libre. ¡Pruebalo! http://www.ubuntu-es.org/ Por favor, no imprimas este correo. El Mon, 04-07-2011 a las 09:20 +0100, richard escribió: > On Mon, 2011-07-04 at 00:19 +0100, Andres wrote: > > > Also good point with the easy install. But as said here: the fact that > > it's 1 cd with all you might need was missed and he missed the check > > box for install propietary software (invidia drivers and flash?) > > It is clear from start that versions seem to be a problem: would it be > > worth going for updates rather than 6 month release al la chrome ? > > That or get less zealots pulling him to different versions of ubuntu. > > I.e. He got feedback saying he natty was a development release. But > > the web defaults to natty now. > When I just installed 11.04 you still had to add restricted extras and > flash, I am sure there is a "good" reason (patents etc). But should > there not be a "click this box to install", or at least a page on the > welcome to ubuntu screen that plays while you are installing, informing > people how to do this? > > > > -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/
