Desktop Hardware Compatibility List.

[jmore9]

1) Ubuntu - 12.04 lts
2) Pc dual core p4 3.2gig - Nvidia graphics
3) Samsung
4) ML 2525



1) Ubuntu - 12.04 lts
2) Pc dual core p4 3.2gig - Nvidia graphics
3) Cannon
4) N650U usb scanner

[Rytron]

1) Ubuntu - 12.04 lts
2) Pc dual core p4 3.2gig - Nvidia graphics
3) Samsung
4) ML 2525

Are you saying the Samsung ML 2525 is fully compatible with GNU/Linux or do you refer to the Samsung ML-2525W?

[thom_]

Version: Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit
Manufacturer: Samsung
Model: Series 7 Chronos (Nike) NP700Z7C-S01
Specs: Intel i7-3615QM Ivy Bridge CPU, 8GB DDR3, Intel HD 4000/nVidia 650m 2GB Optimus GPU with HDMI and Mini DisplayPort, 1TB HDD, 1.3MP Integrated Webcam + Mic, Intel Advanced-N 6235 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi + Bluetooth 4.0, USB 3.0


Everything seems to work out of the box with 2 minor exceptions:


1. The display is corrupted with graphical artifacts on boot - http://i49.tinypic.com/4l4l6a.png - but resolves itself after switching resolutions then reverting back. Sometimes requires more than one attempt (have not tested Bumblebee).

2. The WiFi card stops working and is unable to recover after going into standby.


Hope this helps!

OS : Ubuntu 12.04
Maker : ASUS
Model : A43E-VX389D

Everything is just fine, but the monitor. As TerryMasters' prob, I often got my monitor be like this http://i.imgur.com/HFksc.png or http://i.imgur.com/5wo55.png

But it can be solved by maximizing the window, and revert it back (restore). If the error stay still, I just do maximize-restore till it's gone.

[Bucky Ball]

Compaq 610 laptop;
Ubuntu 10.04 LTS;
Logitech MK260 wireless keyboard/mouse combo.

Plugged the Logitech wireless keyboard/mouse combo USB dongle into the laptop and the keyboard and mouse were immediately recognised and operational, no drivers or tweaking required. They just worked 'out of the box'.

[Raphial Hebert]

Ubuntu 8.04, 9.04, 9.10, 10.04, 10.10, 11.04, 11.10 (32Bit)
Ubuntu 10.10 (64Bit)
CPU: AMD Phenom II 550 3.5GHz Dual Core
Motherboard: ASUS M4A78-PLUS AM2, AM3, AM3+ (Crossfire Support)
GPU: EVGA Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX 768MB @800MHz, PNY Nvidia GeForce 8400 GS 512MB @600MHz
RAM: 8GB DDR2 @1066MHz
HDD: SATA WD 650GB 7200 RM 32MB Cache (Detects my other 5 HDD with no problem)
WiFi: NETGEAR WPN111v3 (No longer in use)

I have had little to no problem with Ubuntu on this set up. I also have a small server setup:

Xubuntu 10.10, Ubuntu 10.10
CPU: Intel Pentium4 1.8GHz Single Core
Motherboard: Dell Dimension 2xxx series
GPU: PNY Nvidia GeForce 6100 LT 268MB @300MHz
RAM: 2GB DDR1
HDD: IDE WD 250GB 7200RPM 2MB Cache

[Bucky Ball]

@Raphial Hebert: Everything up to and including 10.10 (apart from 10.04 LTS) has reached end of life and no longer supported. 11.04 only lasts until October. Perhaps not great having a no longer supported release on a server. LTS releases are best and advised for server and production machines.

[Raphial Hebert]

@Raphial Hebert: Everything up to and including 10.10 (apart from 10.04 LTS) has reached end of life and no longer supported. 11.04 only lasts until October. Perhaps not great having a no longer supported release on a server. LTS releases are best and advised for server and production machines.

I am fully aware that these, below 11.04, are officially unsupported, but I really dislike Unity, and the Gnome desktop on these versions are completely different, making these distros really inconvenient for me, as well as a lot of others I've noticed.

[EmmaS22]

Running Linux Ubuntu 12.04 (64bit)

Specs:
1.Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200,2x2.5Ghz
2.MB : Gigabyte G31M-ES2C
3. Kingmax ,ddr2, 4gb dual channel
4.HDD Hitachi 250gb
5.Powercolor Radeon HD4850 PCIE,512mb,ddr3

Running great

[Dr_Muesli]

Compaq 610 laptop;
Ubuntu 10.04 LTS;
Logitech MK260 wireless keyboard/mouse combo.

Plugged the Logitech wireless keyboard/mouse combo USB dongle into the laptop and the keyboard and mouse were immediately recognised and operational, no drivers or tweaking required. They just worked 'out of the box'.

And the numeric-pad? I also use 10.04 on a Packard Bell I5 desktop, but the numeric-pad just moves the cursor no matter if I press numlock on or off....
When I log in, the numeric-pad seems to generate the numbers well, but after login, the numeric-pad doesn't work except for moving the cursor.

Maybe someone has a bright idea what to do???

Erik

[Bucky Ball]

@Doctor_Muesli (who no doubt had a healthy breakfast! )

Never tried the numeric pad. I'll have a go later and let you know.