I'm glad it worked for you. I was worried you might have trouble, but that guide has been pretty good to me so far.
I also hope people who work on Ubuntu take notice of this issue. If you want to include beta drivers in the kernels, that's fine, but that beta kernel should really be marked as such, or at the very least the stable drivers should be in there too, so that they can be enabled in those cases where the beta drivers don't yet work properly.
I'm a fairly advanced non-programmer user who does tech support for a living, and this was a challenge for me to fix myself. An average end user would have dumped Linux and been back to Windows three times over by now, and that means this bug directly impacts Bug #1.
I'm glad it worked for you. I was worried you might have trouble, but that guide has been pretty good to me so far.
I also hope people who work on Ubuntu take notice of this issue. If you want to include beta drivers in the kernels, that's fine, but that beta kernel should really be marked as such, or at the very least the stable drivers should be in there too, so that they can be enabled in those cases where the beta drivers don't yet work properly.
I'm a fairly advanced non-programmer user who does tech support for a living, and this was a challenge for me to fix myself. An average end user would have dumped Linux and been back to Windows three times over by now, and that means this bug directly impacts Bug #1.