thanks Bucic.
I do love linux (traditionally a ******* user but i made the switch) but this is really disappointing.
Despite making the switch i'm not one of those people that can be bothered compiling kernels and what-not, and i'm sure i'm not the only one.
Sandybridge hardware, i imagine, must be pretty commonplace what with it being the current Intel hardware. Thats a lot of people that this must be affecting, whether they've noticed or not.
I've no idea when the 3.3 kernel is due out but i think 12.04 should be put back until then.
Pangolin is a LTS release too. There will be people installing it and forgetting about it for years. Think how many extra watts of power that will be costing the earth!
When they say canonical will be patching for Pangolin. Do they mean it will be fixed in the 3.2 kernel supplied out of the box or do they mean they will be providing a fix for the user to sort out? The former is acceptable i guess
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