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It didn't see your Internet because you needed to install a driver .I also hate KDE but have you taken a look at the new one?It looks just great ?It's gorgeous .
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Yea I have , it's really nice.
The cd wasn't the problem.Your wireless driver wasn't included in the live version but as soon as you ran an update it would have shown up at the "restricted drivers" area for you to install.If not you could just do a search on google.I used to have the same problem with older ubuntu distros but as of ubuntu 10.04 they're kinda thinking about everything and I never seen a laptop with a problem on the live cd.
You should keep in mind that Linux distros are not allowed to create drivers . Nvidia and ati are createing the video drivers for every os out there.This is one of the reasons some of them suck so bad on ubuntu.
In my opinion , windows is a game platform , Mac is a music / video editing tool and Linux is a true OS.Unix would be a even truer )
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Well , if wireless was the one that didn't work then you could have used LAN to update .
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Georgia boy said:Sync iOS4 with Rhythmbox in Ubuntu 10.04 | Digital World Portal
Check this out. Still researching. When I connected to Ubuntu I didn't see mounted. Maybe this is why? As I said. Still researching.
Georgia boy said:Sync iOS4 with Rhythmbox in Ubuntu 10.04 | Digital World Portal
Check this out. Still researching. When I connected to Ubuntu I didn't see mounted. Maybe this is why? As I said. Still researching.
This is outdated...
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Georgia boy said:But, what I was wondering is if the version of libimobiledevice makes a difference or not. I have libimobiledevice0 on my system and the site mentions libimobiledevice1. So, I didn't know if that came into play or not. I'll still keep checking the various sites out there.
Georgia boy said:Went into the Snyaptic System and clicked the other two Libimobiledevices. Also went into software and installed the two iFuse. Restarted. Don't know if libimobiledevice updated or not. Haven't checked yet. Might have to do the ppa later. But I keep noticing that when I connect my iPad to the pc Lucid isn't showing connected. I hear a little noise when connecting but don't show anything connected. Checked all areas looking for it being there to unmount etc. Is it only when you have VB or Wine installed that the unit will show as connected to your pc? Just curious. Thought I'd see something on the desktop or in my places showing that I had something connected.
Georgia boy said:Went into the Snyaptic System and clicked the other two Libimobiledevices. Also went into software and installed the two iFuse. Restarted. Don't know if libimobiledevice updated or not. Haven't checked yet. Might have to do the ppa later. But I keep noticing that when I connect my iPad to the pc Lucid isn't showing connected. I hear a little noise when connecting but don't show anything connected. Checked all areas looking for it being there to unmount etc. Is it only when you have VB or Wine installed that the unit will show as connected to your pc? Just curious. Thought I'd see something on the desktop or in my places showing that I had something connected.
Hum, I think you are over doing it... Ifuse is not required. And the default stock Ubuntu should show you at least one mount point. Something's wrong on your setup...
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Georgia boy said:My Ubuntu setup or the iPad?