and wrote it to a cd-rom. Booted the same computer identified in post #94 and started the trial version option.
For 3 - 4 minutes, the trial version ran normally. I checked System-Preferences-Appearance-Visual Effects and found it was set to "normal". Then... it froze. Looks similar to the problem found in U-9.10.
I wonder if a work-around would be to set the U-10.04 installation so it uses an Appearance of "none". Wonder if this will allow the next version of Ubuntu to run on computers that now freeze with U-9.10 and the beta of 10.04???
If people can use U-9.10 with the visual effects off, perhaps it would be OK to default w/ them off and let people experiment. The documentation could explain login with failsave option to turn return to "none" if 'normal" crashes the system.
Not sure if this is workable - I think that turning off the visual effects may allow use of U-9.10 ....
To WeatherGod -
I downloaded the file:
Ubuntu- 10.04-beta1- desktop- i386.iso
and wrote it to a cd-rom. Booted the same computer identified in post #94 and started the trial version option.
For 3 - 4 minutes, the trial version ran normally. I checked System- Preferences- Appearance- Visual Effects and found it was set to "normal". Then... it froze. Looks similar to the problem found in U-9.10.
I wonder if a work-around would be to set the U-10.04 installation so it uses an Appearance of "none". Wonder if this will allow the next version of Ubuntu to run on computers that now freeze with U-9.10 and the beta of 10.04???
If people can use U-9.10 with the visual effects off, perhaps it would be OK to default w/ them off and let people experiment. The documentation could explain login with failsave option to turn return to "none" if 'normal" crashes the system.
Not sure if this is workable - I think that turning off the visual effects may allow use of U-9.10 ....
good luck
tom