[SOLVED] Automatix Bleeder for Edgy set to be launched

[arnieboy]

Automatix2 Bleeder for Ubuntu 6.10 (i386 only) has been released.
Currently it has the following features:
1. Installs ATi graphics drivers for select ATI cards
2. Installs latest beta nVidia graphics drivers
3. Installs Xgl/Beryl (for nVidia cards only)
4. Installs Glipper (Gnome clipboard tool) and adds it to Gnome startup
5. Installs GyachI (full featured Yahoo Messenger client)
6. Installs PDF printing capability
7. Installs Brasero (Disc burning utility)
8. Installs Exaile (Gnome music manager)
9. Installs xDVDshrink (DVDshrink for linux)
10. Installs Gambas (Visual Basic IDE lookalike)
11. Installs GnomeTweakUI (power tool for Gnome users)
12. Installs Optimization scripts (Optimizes certain gnome utilities)
To install (after making sure you have the correct repositories added) do from terminal

sudo apt-get install automatix2bleeder

NO support questions on this thread please.
ALL questions (support/bugs) must go to http://www.getautomatix.com/forum

[taurus]

Just want to say great job with automatix project, mate. I have been sending people right and left over there everytime they have questions about java, codecs, flash, mplayer, etc. Too bad I don't have ATI graphic card (I am a nVidia man...) so I can't test out the Beryl for you.

Good luck with it.

[arnieboy]

Just want to say great job with automatix project, mate. I have been sending people right and left over there everytime they have questions about java, codecs, flash, mplayer, etc. Too bad I don't have ATI graphic card (I am a nVidia man...) so I can't test out the Beryl for you.

Good luck with it.

The automatix team appreciates your unflinching support. Beryl will be supported only for nvidia cards as of now. ATI driver installation will be a separate option.

[mips]

NO support questions on this thread please.

I think you should put a space above that line and have the text in bold red as I can almost guarantee you that the support questions will follow

[arnieboy]

I think you should put a space above that line and have the text in bold red as I can almost guarantee you that the support questions will follow

yes thats a good idea and I did just that. Bleeder will be beta initially, and we expect tons of questions and bug reports, but we want all that channeled to the automatix forums.

[cantormath]

It will support Beryl, ATI drivers and a ton of other new bleeding edge products on the Automatix2 platform. Please help us test all this and provide us with as much information as you possibly can (especially regarding ATI driver installation). Please join us on #automatix on irc.freenode.org.

NO support questions on this thread please.

Hey arnie,

is there any new automatix bleeder apps for dapper?

[arnieboy]

Hey arnie,

is there any new automatix bleeder apps for dapper?

no not yet. we plan to only support bleeder for the latest stable version of ubuntu. However if time permits, we might add support for dapper as well.

[cantormath]

no not yet. we plan to only support bleeder for the latest stable version of ubuntu. However if time permits, we might add support for dapper as well.

that would be awesome, but not urgent, was just thinking, you cant get a more unstable combination then edgy+automatixBleeder......

[MaximB]

what is "bleeder" ? and when would the ATI drivers be fully supported ?

[arnieboy]

Automatix2 Bleeder for Ubuntu 6.10 (i386 only) has been released.
Currently it has the following features:
1. Installs ATi graphics drivers for select ATI cards
2. Installs latest beta nVidia graphics drivers
3. Installs Xgl/Beryl (for nVidia cards only)
4. Installs Glipper (Gnome clipboard tool) and adds it to Gnome startup
5. Installs GyachI (full featured Yahoo Messenger client)
6. Installs PDF printing capability
7. Installs Brasero (Disc burning utility)
8. Installs Exaile (Gnome music manager)
9. Installs xDVDshrink (DVDshrink for linux)
10. Installs Gambas (Visual Basic IDE lookalike)
11. Installs GnomeTweakUI (power tool for Gnome users)
12. Installs Optimization scripts (Optimizes certain gnome utilities)
To install (after making sure you have the correct repositories added) do from terminal

sudo apt-get install automatix2bleeder

NO support questions on this thread please.
ALL questions (support/bugs) must go to http://www.getautomatix.com/forum