Non-devs will probably want to skip the headers package due to a dependency problem, but the non-debug kernel went right in for me, and produced a much cleaner set of logs. Only complaints were spufs (empty /spu filesystem) and AppArmor. No regressions as best I know; wireless, audio, and X11 work fine. I forgot to do a normal shutdown, but the “halt” command continues to work fine.

I’m curious how everyone’s doing with Intrepid in general. It really feels close, and the only real configuration error I know of is that my user was not in the audio and video groups (/etc/group). Perhaps it’s because Intrepid’s install process aborted at a key point, or because I haven’t installed any *-desktop package.

Totem and/or Gstreamer itself are sick here, as if URL parsing isn’t working or something. However, XMMS2 is doing fine. Firefox 3 with the NoSquint extension is nice, and the Gnash plugin works for the simple flash stuff but crashes on Youtube videos.

As Yellow Dog Linux 6.0 is also an open source OS.Can we learn something from that?e.g. get into Internet through PPPoE , make Wi-Fi and Bluetooth working as usual.

This is for Ubuntu 8.04 right?

Does anyone know if is it possible to run compiz fusion on ubuntu on ps3?! i have installed it without problems but the effects are not working.

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