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benzeman
22-03-11, 20:28
Well, any ideas when the next alpha build will be (*not* nightlies - like alpha 4)? A3 is shocking on my netbook, wireless and screen brightness issues, and it won't install!

Lorem-Ipsum
22-03-11, 20:31
Not sure mate, but personally I left ubuntu after 9.10. Now on arch linux and having half the issues.

Bat
24-03-11, 10:20
Only a few weeks before the final version is due out so I wouldn't imagine there'll be too many more Alpha's/Beta's.

Not impressed with the current Alpha though, there's very little new or exciting features.

andyn
24-03-11, 10:27
Well the bulk of the effort is going to be in getting the Unity interface ready in time I guess. I'll give that a try, but at present I'm not convinced that I'll want to use it over gnome.

Bat
24-03-11, 13:15
Kubuntu all the way for me :D

tawmjk
24-03-11, 14:05
Beta 1 is coming next week (31/3): https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyReleaseSchedule

benzeman
24-03-11, 14:45
I'll build a new flash drive for beta one - hopefully that'll be better than A3!

Faz
24-03-11, 21:38
I'm a stick with 10.10 until I see something worth upgrading for.

doctorfonz
24-03-11, 23:43
10.04 has worked better for me than 10.10 - I dont usually bother upgrading as soon as a new release has come out. Too much grief with drivers these days.

Ice Tea
25-03-11, 10:07
Ubuntu board rejects slippery Flash installs

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/25/ubuntu_stealth_installs/

Mr Banana
25-03-11, 12:01
I think Unity looks pretty good, been following the developement, as soon as AMD buck up and support the new xorg i will no doubt upgrade.

I will be testing out Kubuntu again too.

benzeman
25-03-11, 19:16
I like unity - on both my netbook and 22" screen :)

Lynx
29-03-11, 08:45
I havent used ubuntu in quite a long time, will have to set up a virtual machine and test it.

NickCPC
29-03-11, 08:54
Coming up to my 3-monthly format day soon, will give a beta a run. On my last format (couple of days after getting SB) I found out that 10.10's kernel wasn't compatible with SB, so couldn't do my usual SSD secure erase :( but I hear 11.04 now is compatible...