I’ve modified the Xubuntu Testing wiki pages to provide better instructions on testing Xubuntu, and hopefully we’ll get a good group of testers fired up. Unfortunately, there weren’t enough tests done on Xubuntu Herds 1, 3, or 4, so no Herd was officially released. You can take a look at the testing pages here. I [...]
Read all »And you may say to yourself, “My God, what have I done?”
<j1mc> somerville32, i had a great install experience with the nightlies leading up to herd4. <somerville32> j1mc: Did you report that? <j1mc> no <somerville32> hehe <somerville32> See, we need that <somerville32> We need to get an official testing team together maybe <j1mc> i’m mostly on xubuntu-user mailing list. <somerville32> j1mc: Would you like to head [...]
Read all »Wireless Troubleshooting Guide, how I love thee
I’d like to give major props to the Ubuntu Wireless Troubleshooting Guide. I was out at a place with free wifi tonight, and I could see the access point via wifi-radar, but couldn’t connect to it. I switched over to my laptop’s Win2k partition (booo . . .) to do some research, and found the [...]
Read all »welcoming xubuntu feisty fawn
I went through a bit of trouble installing Xubuntu Feisty Fawn onto my Thinkpad t22 laptop today. The install went off without a hitch onto my desktop PC, but I got one “corrupt package” error after another during the extraction of the base installation files onto the laptop. Perhaps something is wrong with the cd/dvd [...]
Read all »Getting involved with Xubuntu-docs
Even though my schedule has been pretty hectic lately, I’ve decided that I’m going to try and contribute to the Xubuntu documentation project. Why Xubuntu? Well, for one, I use it. Xubuntu Edgy is presently on my Thinkpad t22, and it’s worked great for me. Also, Xubuntu probably receives less contribution from the community than [...]
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