Fesity unstable? (Re: DUAL BOOT -- 6.10/7.04 Herd 4?)
Maurice Murphy
m1625 at rogers.com
Thu Feb 22 20:48:39 UTC 2007
Peter,
Can you run Skype with your 7.04? When I tried it under Herd 2, I got
some nasty rejection messages. How about audio/video codecs? (I note
that Automatix2 is not yet available for 7.04).
Further to my dual boot question, the thought crossed my simple mind
that the reason I didn't get a "dual boot grub menu" after carefully
installing 7.04 in a separate partition may have been that both 6.10 and
7.04 use the same menu.lst item? I'm sure someone will tell me if I'm
totally wet behind the ears with this analysis!
I have run Herd 4 as a live disk and things look very promising
including the neat Control Panel.
Cheers,
Maurice
Peter Whittaker wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-02-22 at 10:39 -0500, Jean-François Gagnon Laporte wrote:
>
>> Feisty is in developement right now and highly unstable.
>>
>
> The first part is certainly true, but highly unstable? I dunno, seems
> rock solid to me. There have been occasional Evolution and
> update-manager crashes, and there are frequent updates (so it is highly
> dynamic, I'll grant you that), but on my Thinkpad, at least, it is
> better/faster/stronger than Edgy, more stuff just works, and the apps
> that have been occasionally problematic appear to have settled down.
> (Just the one post-resume problem, check my bug reports for more.)
>
> I don't recommend installing it, because it is development, but for
> those so inclined, well, I've not experienced anything to make me regret
> jumping, 'round 'bout Herd1.
>
> As always, YMMV, FWIW, BAVDF (Backup all valuable data first),
>
> I'm really looking forward to being able to recommend it, sometime RSN.
>
> pww
>
>
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