I completely understand that the packages are in universe, but in the grand scheme of things Canonical is doing a very poor job especially in light of bug #1. Weeks have passed since the driver has been released by Nvidia and it's still not available in Ubuntu. I consider good hardware support the bare _minimum_ for us to stand a chance of resolving bug #1.
Please let me assure you, Alberto, that in no way I consider you responsible for any of this -- In fact I have nothing but praise for your work so far. Instead I think Canonical needs to find better ways than relying on the community for basic hardware support such as video. For example, Nvidia provides OpenSuse packages for their video drivers, I would assume the same would be possible for Ubuntu.
Alberto: Where are the packages available from? I wasn't able to find them. /launchpad. net/ubuntu/ jaunty/ +queue but I don't think they've been built yet. Launchpad search returns no matches: https:/ /launchpad. net/ubuntu/ jaunty/ +search? text=nvidia- glx-180
They show up in the Jaunty queue https:/
I completely understand that the packages are in universe, but in the grand scheme of things Canonical is doing a very poor job especially in light of bug #1. Weeks have passed since the driver has been released by Nvidia and it's still not available in Ubuntu. I consider good hardware support the bare _minimum_ for us to stand a chance of resolving bug #1.
Please let me assure you, Alberto, that in no way I consider you responsible for any of this -- In fact I have nothing but praise for your work so far. Instead I think Canonical needs to find better ways than relying on the community for basic hardware support such as video. For example, Nvidia provides OpenSuse packages for their video drivers, I would assume the same would be possible for Ubuntu.