Feedback on the Live CD (Hoary Hedgehog).

[Patrik Dahl]

I had a similar problem on my Dell Inspiron 8500 Laptop with an Nvidia 
GeForce Go 5200 with 64MB.
The default resolution for this Laptop is 1920x1200 (Widescreen) and I 
got a resolution of 640*480!

I also tried to disable the annoying "Sound Event" like:
Choose menu item, select check box etc....

Even if I click "remove" in "sound preferences" I still get these 
annoying sound events...

//PDa


Petri Pennanen wrote:

>On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 16:48 -0700, Holger Rumland wrote:
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>>Issue 1: I have the Toshiba Satellite M30-241 Laptop. As I boot
>>up the Live CD I get always a resolution of 800x600. This model
>>has a TFT 15,4 inch-W-XGA screen with a resolution 1280x800, 16.7 Mio
>>colors. The Graphic chip is the nVidia GeForce FX Go 5200 with 64 MB
>>Video RAM. The Live CD should recognize automatically the 1280x800
>>resolution.
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>It would be good if you cold post the contents of a few files, to make
>it easier for the X-gurus to find out what the problem is:
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>        /etc/X11/Xorg.conf
>        /var/log/Xorg.0.log  
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>also run this in a terminal (replace username for your username and
>attach the file that is generated):
>        dmesg > /home/USERNAME/Desktop/dmesg
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>The filenames might be a bit different, I'm still on Warty with XFreeF86
>so I wouldn't know.
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>>Issue 2: Copying from Gimp to Open Office is still not working. There
>>should be the capability that every Gnome program can cut and paste to
>>every other program in UBUNTU, like it is in Windows. Otherwise this
>>will be a problem of acceptance as a desktop environment, as corperate
>>users are used to Windows and its functional behavior.
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>Good testing. Please add bugs you find to the bugtracker, otherwise they
>are very likely get lost in the flood of posts on this list.
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>        https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/
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>>General I would like also to see the Clam Antivirus to be integrated in the
>>UBUNTU Desktop environment. It would be very ignorant and naive to think
>>that viruses cannot harm Linux in the future. Prevention is always better.
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>I thought ClamAV was for scanning mail servers for MS Windows viruses?
>It might be a nice addition to the supported packages. The correct way
>to suggest a new package is by doing it in the wiki, so why not get to
>it ;)
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>        http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/SeedManagement
>        http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/SupportedSeedProposals
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>For Warty this wikipage might be useful:
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>        http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/WartyClamAV
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>- Petri
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