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Quiero que todos los paquetes estén actualizados a la ultima versión y que todos los programas estén actualizados a la ultima version
Quiero que Ubuntu sea completamente libre que sea también el kernel libre
Take your Snappy and leave the Debian ecosystem once and for all.
OK here goes.. - FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Drop Mir & collaborate with Wayland - DESCRIPTION: I know this is a touchy subject and I'm not looking to self-righteously re-re-re-ligitage everything but... between Intel walking away, licensing concerns, Ubuntu varients not jumping onboard, and various community concerns, would you re-consider abandoning mir and joining forces with Wayland? I understand you felt…
> - HEADLINE: Drop Mir & collaborate with Wayland That would more accurately be: - HEADLINE: Port Unity 8 to be a Wayland compositor This would be at least a multi-year effort. Consider how much time and effort went into porting Gnome Shell and KWin over to Wayland. It would be at least as much work do the same with Unity 8.
- HEADLINE: User Home Directory Permission
- DESCRIPTION: IN Ubuntu 12.04, Ubuntu allow to read each other users files which is security issue on Webservers.
Refer - https://plus.google.com/+MiteshShah/posts/htkjBMrmVZ5
- ROLE/AFFILIATION: (Linux System Admin/DevOps)
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+1 -- This is the one and only problem I have to regularly help my non-technical Ubuntu friends (and their friends) with. Every few months they cannot install updates anymore because their /boot fills up and apt fails to install a new kernel package. The simplest fix would probably be to make /boot large enough by default (in the order of 10GB or 20GB or so -- the current size is 512MB IIRC). A better fix would be to…
> The simplest fix would probably be to make /boot large enough by default (in the order of 10GB or 20GB or so -- the current size is 512MB IIRC). Sure, I'll just use 1/6th of SSD to store 60 megabytes. $ du -hs /boot/ 56M /boot/ If 512M is not enough space for /boot you're doing something wrong.
Super common in enterprise deployments. I ran into this a bunch on my $EMPLOYER-issued workstation.
Flavor: Desktop Headline: Polished and modern Desktop/User experience. I'm using Ubuntu full time for the past 4 years. Some how it still feels like I am using some what old software although Ubuntu has come a long way since the beginning. I don't mind a release with no new technical improvements but only dedicated to improve all the little details and a polished experience of the overall user experience. Given looks…
What, specifically, do you mean by polished? Please give examples.
In my opinon, There must be one release tailored towards UI improvements among the three releases that leads to LTS preferably as the one that follows LTS because there is a solid platform to build upon and there is enough time to iron out UI bugs in the next LTS.
HEADLINE: Officially supported i3 or equivalent
DESCRIPTION: i3 offers a vastly superior power-user usage experience, pretty much compared to anything else in the market. If Ubuntu would offer a properly configured/themed/integrated i3 desktop, I'd be happy to use it, because I've done enough pointless fine tuning for one lifetime. I'd be fine with some other tiling window manager too, as long as if it was at least as good as i3. I have doubts that this could be done properly with Unity, but I won't mind being surprised.
ROLE: Desktop Linux user since '96.
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: NVIDIA-nouveau conflicts that result in black screens after login unless various fixes are applied manually. - DESCRIPTION: No more nastyt nouveau-NVIDIA driver conflicts that result in black screens after login -- see all these reports here: https://www.google.ca/search?q=nvidia+ubuntu+black+screen&oq... - ROLE/AFFILIATION: CEO, Exocortex.com / Clara.io / ThreeKit.com
Sadly, the best workaround is to uninstall the Ubuntu blessed nVidia drivers and use the installer you download from nvidia.com. These even continue to work after you update the kernel, usually. They are also way more recent.
It should be a check box on install to install NVIDIA drivers that are propreitary such that we do not get a black screen.
Anything but a black screen.