Ubuntu 15.04 Available


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is there. not only ubuntu but x/l/k ubuntu as well.

anything about them, testing results, impressions etc. in this thread please. :D

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Tested Kubuntu 15.04, can't say I was impressed by anything other than how broken KDE/Plasma 5.2 was. (At least it was pretty!)

 

Then I tested 15.04 MATE, and that one was sorta eh, ok ... had some issues but nothing that wouldn't be sorted out by release time (this was a month ago).

 

Tested 15.04 Gnome-Shell Remix also. It had a problem where the Screen Locker wouldn't release the system -- nobody could login. Extremely frustrating.

 

We'll see how far they've come in the month or so since all of that.

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Gonna pop this one on some servers later and see. I'm quite fond of my Debian but Ubuntu has an amazing community and newer packages. :p

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Gonna pop this one on some servers later and see. I'm quite fond of my Debian but Ubuntu has an amazing community and newer packages. :p

 

Yeah, I love Debian also, but after all the time I played with it, Ubuntu just seems like a better base. Might try out 15.04 on my laptop.

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Agreed. Debian was the tops but Ubuntu surpassed it in quality and ease-of-use over the years. Maybe I just got too used to the "easy", but that was the whole point of Ubuntu -- "Linux for Human Beings", as their slogan and selling point goes.

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The main thing that irritates me, Steam doesn't work on Weezy. And while it does work on Jessie, my fglrx drivers don't work.

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Yeah. The AMD drivers really aren't where they should be relative to the Nvidia ones. :no:

 

For being a sitting member of several Open-Source initiatives, AMD really should be doing more to get the Linux and BSD drivers up to snuff. There's absolutely no reason for it to be the way it is. Canonical and Valve both have called AMD out several times on this issue.

 

If I recall correctly, the Ubuntu Devs had offered to help AMD, even to the point of signing NDA's, so long as proper driver support could be established and maintained -- and the offer was refused on the basis that it wasn't needed.

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Who should decide that it is or isn't needed? dang...

 

I should get a new nvidia card... let my 7850 rest...

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Who should decide that it is or isn't needed? dang...

 

I should get a new nvidia card... let my 7850 rest...

Keep in mind that was hearsay. Don't feel down about it unless you've seen an actual, documented response from AMD about it.

 

People editorialize all the time.

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Actually , I meant smartphones , phablets , tablets , Smart TVs ... aren't those smart stuff ? 

 

To you, maybe...

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@Mindovermaster

 

if you are not in a hurry you might wanna wait a little bit longer, if AMDs new amdgpu kernel graphic driver will change anything to the better for you

 

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=AMD-AMDGPU-Released

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And there we have it. :) Moving right along.

 

Download servers are somewhat bogged down, so I'll try the Ubuntu releases sometime tomorrow or the day after on a spare partition. My Mint 17.1 MATE install shall not be harmed! :p *pets the precious ...*

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And there we have it. :) Moving right along.

 

Download servers are somewhat bogged down, so I'll try the Ubuntu releases sometime tomorrow or the day after on a spare partition. My Mint 17.1 MATE install shall not be harmed! :p *pets the precious ...*

 

 

did you try the torrent method ?

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Will be upgrading my two virtual servers probably over the weekend. One of them is sat on Azure - should be fun.

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did you try the torrent method ?

I can't do torrents without my Internet Provider getting their knickers in a twist. Last time I downloaded a torrent (an Ubuntu release, in fact) they gave us a warning and throttled our bandwidth by half for the remainder of the billing period.

 

Comcast ... gotta love 'em. /sarc

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I thought Ubuntu 15.04 was supposed to come with GNOME, not Unity, but, oh well...

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