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I'm having a really weird issue...I'm running Gutsy, and whenever i play any video format (tried Xvid AVI, h264 .mov and WMV) on any player (tested MPlayer, Totem with Xine backend and VLC) i get...

I'd love to test it out :)

it may be the update to beta 6, but it hasn't been out very long so it's probably still considered to be "unstable" and since this is the first release under the name Pidgin, the Ubuntu team would...

i'd be interested as well :)

LOL...love it...even in the README for it, they were talking about how to manually install a plugin and the plugin name was "kickass.c"

i compiled it myself less than a hour ago and they updated some of the artwork, but installation is EXACTLY the same (though you can now use a tar.bz2 or a .rpm if you're in the mood to use alien),...

i use either Firefox's Download Manager or plain ol Wget...it's useful, fast and it works...i'm more than happy with it

Yesterday they were VERY slow, but today they seem to be back to regular speed so all is good

Most people who do a Windows-Linux comparison is biased in some way, it seems like this guy did a good job just reporting the facts:
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yes, yes and definetly yes

here's what i think the answer is...Thin clients...all our apps and OS and stuff will be run from fat servers on the interwebs and EVERYONE will just have a thinclient that automagically connects to...

i know...it's a jerk thing to do though...that's almost as bad as if he would've linked it to Tubgirl (just google it, I WILL NOT link to it)

http://releases.ubuntu.com/7.04/

a$$HOLE

my favorite beer EVER is Duvel...but i've only really seen it in Whole Foods Market around here in NYC...If i'm too lazy to go to Whole Foods but i want some beer, i'll go out and pick up a case of...

honestly, i believe feisty is an incremental update, not a revolutionary update...don't get me wrong, it is pretty nice, but there's not too much about it that makes it really worth upgrading from...

Also, AIGLX and Compiz both work out-of-the-box in Feisty (beryl basically does too, you just gotta enable Universe and install the packages)

As we all know, 80-90% of home users use Windows and about 99.9% of all viruses are Windows only and Windows is the only OS that can get spyware (basically) and this is mainly because virus...

i honestly think that if M$ is not worried about the use of open-source software, they should be. i mean. for most people, there used to not be an alternative...back in the Windows 9x days, there...

unfortunately i have to say gFTP, it's far from good, but it has a decent interface, it's pretty easy to use and it works...most of the time

i was downloading from a HTTP mirror at about 10KB/s, but now i'm downloading from the torrent at linuxtracker.org at about 60KB/s and it's still speeding up

EDIT: i'm currently downloading at my...

i pay $30 USD for my home connection...but i have a VPS, a dedicated server and a few hosting accounts...so all in all, i pay about $100-120 USD a month for all the bandwidth i have

well...this is my first time running Ubuntu as of a release date (any version) so i'm kind of new to this whole thing

true, but aren't most of us running the Beta/RC/updated versions of it so we won't have to download it at release time?

i do believe so...i'd bet money it's on all the mirrors, there's just a script hiding the files till release time