Breezy Ubuntuguide Preview?

[JLB]

Is there one we can start looking at and provide feedback/corrections on? Would be nice to have a shot at it so it is mostly ready when Breezy goes to release.

[sethmahoney]

Well, we could always start one right here, in this thread. Or maybe ask the administrators to create a "Breezy Badger Preview HOWTO" section (*hint*) that we could start to populate. But yeah, that's a great idea. I've noticed that some people are already starting to throw out HOWTOs, and there are several I'd like to see myself.

[jiyuu0]

i will start working on ubuntuguide breezy very soon. Most likely next week and hopefully by the time it is official released, the guide would be ready.

[duffman25]

i will start working on ubuntuguide breezy very soon. Most likely next week and hopefully by the time it is official released, the guide would be ready.

Hi

I have a small suggestion for the next ubuntuguide. Many people here at the forums ask for a deb for installing libdvdcss2 & don't know that there's a script in /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/examples for installing it. It's documented in the wiki (restrictedformats) but I believe newcomers use the unofficial guide in first place rather than the wiki's documentation. Installing libdvdcss2 this ways works always & installing from a deb (at least in my experience) didn't work in my amd64 machine.

My main concern is that right know since the only guide that exists is the hoary one & many people have started to use breezy as their main os they try to install libdvdcss2 support from a deb. Since the backports & backports-extras proyect aren't ready yet they fail to install it & go to the forums asking for help. They ask things as were can they get a deb for breezy, etc.

If the guide provided this method of installing such library people would find it more easy to install such library in a development brach since the install script is included in every ubuntu release.

my 2 cents.