Canonical Introduces Ubuntu 13.10

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Really nice to see you guys writing about Linux, maybe so benchmarks and tests for Linux would also come one day 🙂
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Do you think they'll come up with a Crobuntu version soon for Chromebooks?
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Try it today Not for average user score for the OS 3/10 the big problem with UI stupid ubuntu bar on left side that cannot move, unless you do some hacking when window maximize, control menu jump top of the window cannot change scroll speed, unless you do some typing in console and another 20 other problems
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Try it today Not for average user score for the OS 3/10 the big problem with UI stupid ubuntu bar on left side that cannot move, unless you do some hacking when window maximize, control menu jump top of the window cannot change scroll speed, unless you do some typing in console and another 20 other problems
The reliance on terminal sure is annoying!
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my problems with ubuntu: installation and partitioning process is stupid (win8 uses 1 partition), no drivers or raw drivers without any options (no equalizer etc), grub is stupid, using terminal for any small change is just wrong, whole UI is just unusable - file explorer is horrible, lack of good software like i don't know a comfortable MUSIC PLAYER, annoying password input when installing software
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And still no Mir/XMir until probably next year due to "outstanding issues", at least on desktop. No wonder Wayland people were so pissed when Canonical devs said they (Wayland devs) were slow to make Wayland works properly. Karma's a b!tch, eh?
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So the Salamander isn't all that Saucy, by the looks of it. The last version I tried was 9.10 (Kooki Koala, or something like that). 😉
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i tried to install 13.10 - at start ubuntu did "not detect any OS" installed itself and after reboot no ubuntu no grub, win8 booted - what a piece of ****
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This version is not a big upgrade from 13.04 or even 12.10. The apps are updated and it's running on a new kernel. It does feel a bit more stable than 13.04 but that's pretty much it.
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This version is not a big upgrade from 13.04 or even 12.10. The apps are updated and it's running on a new kernel. It does feel a bit more stable than 13.04 but that's pretty much it.
Mir/XMir was originally planned to be on this release. It was the only thing worth the wait for 13.10 and then they pushed it back (again), so 13.10 is almost just like a 'Patch Tuesday' for 13.04. Well at least they have their monetizing tool updated into Smart Scopes so...yay? I personally use Ubuntu just for academical purposes these days, not a day-to-day Linux desktop. That role has been exclusively reserved for Mint for almost a year now.
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my problems with ubuntu: installation and partitioning process is stupid (win8 uses 1 partition), no drivers or raw drivers without any options (no equalizer etc), grub is stupid, using terminal for any small change is just wrong, whole UI is just unusable - file explorer is horrible, lack of good software like i don't know a comfortable MUSIC PLAYER, annoying password input when installing software
None of those "problems" are unique to Ubuntu. That's Linux in general....
i tried to install 13.10 - at start ubuntu did "not detect any OS" installed itself and after reboot no ubuntu no grub, win8 booted - what a piece of ****
Do you have SecureBoot enabled by chance?
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no :infinity:
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Sound blaster z and recon3d cards have no working linux drivers till now. So any avid linux users buying these sound cards may be stuck without sound for a long time by the looks of it.
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That role has been exclusively reserved for Mint for almost a year now.
I like Mint cinnamon because it resembles Windows 7 which makes it easy to use but I just can't get it to be stable for some reason 🙁
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For some reason I always wanted to install ubuntu but always ended up with Kubuntu on my systems that have Linux. I don't knew why but always it was easier for me to understand and use Kubuntu
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I like Mint cinnamon because it resembles Windows 7 which makes it easy to use but I just can't get it to be stable for some reason 🙁
It's probably the kernel's fault. =b From my not-so-many experience with Linux distros, most of them will be rather unstable when being installed on a system with relatively new hardware generation. Linux distros are usually more rock stable on systems with last-gen hardware or older. If you want hardware support more than the generic one for the latest hardware, you usually have to compile the kernel yourself from nightlies. =b If you have Nvidia cards, use the closed-source driver, not Noveau (the open-source alternative). If you have AMD cards, use the open-source driver, not Catalyst. Most distros, like Ubuntu-based ones such as Mint, use open-source drivers as a default. So it usually trips out Nvidia users on the first few sessions until they figure it out, but works out of the box for AMD users.
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I was using 12.04 on my machines at home until I discovered Elementary OS. It is ubuntu at the core, but the UI makes more sense and it is far less bloated. http://elementaryos.org/ It needs a few tweaks out of the box but once that is down the OS is downright speedy and fantastic. http://elementaryupdate.com
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I was using 12.04 on my machines at home until I discovered Elementary OS. It is ubuntu at the core, but the UI makes more sense and it is far less bloated. http://elementaryos.org/ It needs a few tweaks out of the box but once that is down the OS is downright speedy and fantastic. http://elementaryupdate.com
Nice I have to check it out
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I just wish they would scrap all useless distros and make one really good that could be used by beginners and professionals.
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I was using 12.04 on my machines at home until I discovered Elementary OS. It is ubuntu at the core, but the UI makes more sense and it is far less bloated. http://elementaryos.org/ It needs a few tweaks out of the box but once that is down the OS is downright speedy and fantastic. http://elementaryupdate.com
My Dear Watson! -- I like the installer look, reminds me of iOS a lot though Actually it looks pretty nice once booted too, well polished