This bug makes the current version of Ubuntu unusable on a large percentage of the hardware out there. Yet, it sits with an importance of "undecided" and "unassigned". What does it take to be rated a high importance and get someone looking at this?
This is really unacceptable for a distribution that is trying to make a presence in the desktop space.
I agree with vincegata.
This bug makes the current version of Ubuntu unusable on a large percentage of the hardware out there. Yet, it sits with an importance of "undecided" and "unassigned". What does it take to be rated a high importance and get someone looking at this?
This is really unacceptable for a distribution that is trying to make a presence in the desktop space.