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"This means that out-of-the-box none of your search terms will leave your computer. You can toggle this back on through the Security & Privacy option in System Settings. Additionally, if you do...

In that there were publicly viewable, easily discoverable and wildly inaccurate tutorials which were not maintained, and effectively not maintainable by people other than OP and staff, yes, broken.
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Thanks.

What changed? Has what was broken previously been fixed?

Your reply explains why it was changed in the first place. It doesn't explain why you're considering re-opening it again.

Have all the disadvantages of the "old way" gone away / been fixed?
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Interesting, but it's a bit difficult to express views without knowing more detail about the plans for this.
What's the goal?
What's wrong with the way it currently works?

To be clear I am in favour of making the least useful, most out of date, most inaccurate posts as inaccessible as possible. How that is achieved technically is not something I care particularly...

With all due respect you're deluded.

What _actually_ happens in the real world is that people mash their keys into google and click the first hit. If what they see doesn't work they go elsewhere....

It's not new hardware. It's a chip-set which is already supported in the Linux kernel, not a new device lacking support entirely, but a device for which there is support, but it's broken in this...

It's a flaw in the kernel which ships with the LTS release. Therefore it's a flaw in the LTS release.



I'm not saying that in this particular instance Apple is being looked down on. I am saying...

It's a bug given it's a currently shipping device from a well known manufacturer, and we're shipping LTS CDs which won't work on it.

However it seems to me that Apple laptops are often looked down...

Sure, and those performance graphs speak for themselves. I was merely addressing one of the main misconceptions about 32bit-vs-64-bit. Thanks for the link!

Just to clear up some misinformation. It _is_ possible to address more than 3.2GB on a 32-bit install of Ubuntu.

If you perform a clean install of 9.10 or 10.04 it should detect that you have more...

I love it :)

But them I'm a freedom-hating Mac owner so what do I know!?

Because when many people test something that's not working, the developers get deluged with "It's broken" and blogs get flooded with "It's rubbish".

Right now (as a beta tester of U1 music store)...

..and I guess you know the inner workings of Red Hat and Novell?

They never keep things under wraps?

From my experience Canonical go to extraordinary lengths to consider the community in pretty...

From http://identi.ca/notice/22072786

"Season 3 Episode 1 recording tonight! Nearly 2 months since our last episode. Did we miss anything? Any news or events we should know about?"

:)

Yup. I run it on all my machines, have done for quite a while. I'd recommend you don't follow the instructions on ubuntugeek though because they're not correct. He has put some data in there that...

https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-doc/2009-January/012318.html

"> It is. Maybe we should go through the wiki doing a global replace of
> "apt-get install" with "click apt://" :) (note...

Joomla'ish: To be like joomla. See http://joomla.org/

I guess they're saying the logo looks a bit like the joomla one.

acpi=off means that the viglen wont react to acpi calls from the OS. As a result you can't do a shutdown via software.

Note, this request is NOT for the UK LoCo team to have their own forum, we already have one. This is for the Podcast created by the UK LoCo team.

Subdomain: podcast
LoCo team: Ubuntu UK, but...

http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/gobuntu/releases/8.04.1/release/

The brief is "show the best of ubuntu" in 10-20 seconds.

I can see MMAs point about the iPhone ads, they almost only show bling. When mentioned apps I didn't expect to show them all in detail,...

Yeah, I was thinking amarok might be a nice one to show with an ipod connected or something

Yeah, it's not an easy thing to answer without the full detail.

It's for a TV news segment, so they will be talking over it whilst the video is played (hopefully).