I wanna bought a mac book for ubuntu8.04 only, but it's said that touch pad may not work correctly, and also the hot key, who can give me a hand please
Thanks a lot!!
I wanna bought a mac book for ubuntu8.04 only, but it's said that touch pad may not work correctly, and also the hot key, who can give me a hand please
Thanks a lot!!
I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 RC on my macbook (second gen) and everything but the camera is working. The touchpad works fine, the hotkeys work fine.
I don't know how well it'll work on the third gen though. I hear those are yet a bit problematic.
It should work fine with the Macbook4,1. (The touchpad issues are in the Macbook Pro). There have been some issues with Apple keyboards recently.
There is a collection of bug reports effecting mactels here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mactel-support/
I am upgrading since Hardy Alpha1 and never reinstalled. Isight doesn't load too but a little problem of shutdown disturb me since Alpha5 when acpi was upgraded. There is no menu to suspend hibernate or shutdown from gnome-session only in GDM login screen is possible to have access to these options.
Have you noticed this problem installing from RC ?
Thanks.
Installed last night. Worked out of the box pretty much after update. Haven't tried camera etc yet and sound volume is low (but appears to be a common problem?). Overall, as this is my first proper excursion into linux and since I'm moving completely over to linux, I am impressed and enjoying i.e. seems to work pretty good with a macbook!
NB: I'm using macbook 1st generation.
I cannot get my sound working PERIOD, does anyone know why? C2D macbook, got it about a month before the current ones.
I had this problem too. I searched launchpad and found a work-around in the comments of this particular bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...ux/+bug/201957
It goes like this-
open volume control
open edit menu and click preferences
check the surround sound box, close preferences
unmute surround sound in volume control
Last edited by kye_; April 24th, 2008 at 01:53 AM.
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