Comments on: My two word review of Ubuntu Linux http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/ Sakura is a Good Girl Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:44:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Ubufucked http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-67065 Ubufucked Fri, 28 Nov 2008 16:40:09 +0000 http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-67065 Well I think everybody who uses linux has realized that Ubuntu sucks major donkey balls. I am not saying that Ubuntu is bad, I am saying it sucks ass big fucking time. Yeah it's free. Like getting anal-raped by homeless pyscho fucks in the bronx, this is free as well. Does that mean it's a good thing? The problem comes from all these gay-virgin nerd fucks who will blow you if you are wearing an ubuntu shirt. Talk about a losewear, if you want to get backlisted from the entire female population of the planet; wear one of these shirts -pink available. So check out ubuntu forums and you'll see what i mean...Here is a typical post: ubuntu keep on crashing when i go to youtube but i love what you are doing, it is so much much better than windzoob (by the way if i meet bill fucking gates i will insert my laptop up his ass for being such a nuisance). Now ubuntufuckheads if you are reading this just install sidux and feel the fucking difference. Morons. And don't forget to install today's 23 updates that fixes yesterday's 32 updates which were defective. FUCK! Well I think everybody who uses linux has realized that Ubuntu sucks major donkey balls. I am not saying that Ubuntu is bad, I am saying it sucks ass big fucking time. Yeah it’s free. Like getting anal-raped by homeless pyscho fucks in the bronx, this is free as well. Does that mean it’s a good thing? The problem comes from all these gay-virgin nerd fucks who will blow you if you are wearing an ubuntu shirt. Talk about a losewear, if you want to get backlisted from the entire female population of the planet; wear one of these shirts -pink available. So check out ubuntu forums and you’ll see what i mean…Here is a typical post: ubuntu keep on crashing when i go to youtube but i love what you are doing, it is so much much better than windzoob (by the way if i meet bill fucking gates i will insert my laptop up his ass for being such a nuisance). Now ubuntufuckheads if you are reading this just install sidux and feel the fucking difference. Morons. And don’t forget to install today’s 23 updates that fixes yesterday’s 32 updates which were defective. FUCK!

]]> By: Please, Give Ubuntu a FULL Fighting Change http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-59653 Please, Give Ubuntu a FULL Fighting Change Tue, 23 Sep 2008 03:10:47 +0000 http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-59653 It seems that you did not try the Ubuntu Forums. You only need to post your problem and they will happily and speedily give you the advise and tech-support you need before the end of the day. Please, reconsider and try it again, but with Ubuntu Forums support this time. Since it does not have the bothers of virus-scanning, spyware-scanning, Trajan-scanning, etc... , it is a FAST alternative to Windows and Mac and it has no need of defragmenting the hard drive. I am sure that it will be worth your while. Take care, The Unnamed One It seems that you did not try the Ubuntu Forums. You only need to post your problem and they will happily and speedily give you the advise and tech-support you need before the end of the day. Please, reconsider and try it again, but with Ubuntu Forums support this time. Since it does not have the bothers of virus-scanning, spyware-scanning, Trajan-scanning, etc… , it is a FAST alternative to Windows and Mac and it has no need of defragmenting the hard drive. I am sure that it will be worth your while.

Take care,
The Unnamed One

]]> By: Dunks0r http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-870 Dunks0r Mon, 13 Nov 2006 06:46:17 +0000 http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-870 Soo this is what all msn tag, ubuntu slaggin was about. Shame bout the problem, Ubuntu is a really nice distro, only probs i had with my lapotp Compaq V5150, was getting XGL to run, and that of finding a compatable wifi card. Without the possible bricking of ones laptop, its one of the easiest installs ive seen for anything let alone linux. Hope they fix the problem, i'm suprised there is not some workaround for it, the forums usualy cover anything and everything. Get your lumines on! Soo this is what all msn tag, ubuntu slaggin was about.

Shame bout the problem, Ubuntu is a really nice distro, only probs i had with my lapotp Compaq V5150, was getting XGL to run, and that of finding a compatable wifi card.

Without the possible bricking of ones laptop, its one of the easiest installs ive seen for anything let alone linux.

Hope they fix the problem, i’m suprised there is not some workaround for it, the forums usualy cover anything and everything.

Get your lumines on!

]]> By: Marcos Bernal http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-860 Marcos Bernal Sun, 05 Nov 2006 19:15:04 +0000 http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-860 Hi, Just wanted to say that i am also an owner of an Inspiron 640m. I have been using dapper for some time ago and (once you setup some things, Ubuntu didn't recognize my screen resolution or the dual core, out-of-the-box), it worked flawlessly for two or three months. The bad thing is that once i updated to edgy, some stuff stopped working, and still there are some fixes without solution, yet. That's how i came across to your blog btw. Regards. Hi,

Just wanted to say that i am also an owner of an Inspiron 640m. I have been using dapper for some time ago and (once you setup some things, Ubuntu didn’t recognize my screen resolution or the dual core, out-of-the-box), it worked flawlessly for two or three months.

The bad thing is that once i updated to edgy, some stuff stopped working, and still there are some fixes without solution, yet. That’s how i came across to your blog btw.

Regards.

]]> By: Jaymz http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-859 Jaymz Sun, 05 Nov 2006 03:20:46 +0000 http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-859 Okay, now that I've fixed my own notebook, calmed down, and put something else on it, I feel I can respond in a somewhat intelligible manner, without unintentionally offending someone (<i>intentionally, on the other hand....</i>). Yes, this is clearly a two-part problem. Ubuntu's kernel causes the real-time-clock to become corrupted, and Dell's BIOS freaks out, rendering the machine inoperable until you pull the CMOS battery out. Regardless of Dell's part of the blame, Ubuntu is <strong>STILL</strong> the only Linux distro that appears to cause this to happen, according to my extensive :google: fu, and the fact remains that this bug <strong>STILL</strong> hasn't been dealt with across the last two releases, possibly spanning the third. Didn't Mandrake shit all manner of bricks, because their installer killed LG CDROMs, and pull all their downloads in a timely fashion to fix the bug? How can Ubuntu claim that they offer support for their community, when something this serious remains unchecked to this day? Quit pushing the blame solely on Dell. Ubuntu also has some responsibility to get their shit together as well. Okay, now that I’ve fixed my own notebook, calmed down, and put something else on it, I feel I can respond in a somewhat intelligible manner, without unintentionally offending someone (intentionally, on the other hand….).

Yes, this is clearly a two-part problem. Ubuntu’s kernel causes the real-time-clock to become corrupted, and Dell’s BIOS freaks out, rendering the machine inoperable until you pull the CMOS battery out.

Regardless of Dell’s part of the blame, Ubuntu is STILL the only Linux distro that appears to cause this to happen, according to my extensive :google: fu, and the fact remains that this bug STILL hasn’t been dealt with across the last two releases, possibly spanning the third.

Didn’t Mandrake shit all manner of bricks, because their installer killed LG CDROMs, and pull all their downloads in a timely fashion to fix the bug? How can Ubuntu claim that they offer support for their community, when something this serious remains unchecked to this day?

Quit pushing the blame solely on Dell. Ubuntu also has some responsibility to get their shit together as well.

]]> By: Paul Betts http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-858 Paul Betts Sat, 04 Nov 2006 21:18:01 +0000 http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-858 Come on, if Dell makes a machine that can be rendered completely unbootable through software, it's not Ubuntu's fault. That's flat-out a hardware bug; I mean, think about it, the machine refuses to boot if the clock isn't right? What the hell?! Come on, if Dell makes a machine that can be rendered completely unbootable through software, it’s not Ubuntu’s fault. That’s flat-out a hardware bug; I mean, think about it, the machine refuses to boot if the clock isn’t right? What the hell?!

]]> By: Jaymz http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-853 Jaymz Sat, 04 Nov 2006 00:12:54 +0000 http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-853 In case you're not a regular reader of my shithole of a blog, and you were directed here from elsewhere - the Dell in question was my until-now-faithful Inspiron 640m, otherwise known as the E1405, states-side. Full specs for it can be found in the Hardware tab in the header section, anywhere on this site. Yes, this can potentially be a Dell bug as well, but from what I could find, no other Linux distro seems to cause this problem, nor does any other operating system out there (ie, XP, Vista, etc, etc.) The fact that this was in the release before their current one, and considering how serious the bug is, you'd think there'd be.. ooh.. I dunno.. some kind of attention paid to it? In case you’re not a regular reader of my shithole of a blog, and you were directed here from elsewhere - the Dell in question was my until-now-faithful Inspiron 640m, otherwise known as the E1405, states-side. Full specs for it can be found in the Hardware tab in the header section, anywhere on this site.

Yes, this can potentially be a Dell bug as well, but from what I could find, no other Linux distro seems to cause this problem, nor does any other operating system out there (ie, XP, Vista, etc, etc.)

The fact that this was in the release before their current one, and considering how serious the bug is, you’d think there’d be.. ooh.. I dunno.. some kind of attention paid to it?

]]> By: Scuzzy http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-852 Scuzzy Fri, 03 Nov 2006 23:35:23 +0000 http://www.respectsakura.org/2006/11/04/my-two-word-review-of-ubuntu-linux/#comment-852 Ubuntowned Ubuntowned

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