@Alban  I am sorry to hear you are disappointed. All I can say is that I
know there are a lot of people working hard to fix bugs and solve problems
and that a 6-month release cycle is putting a heavy burden and a lot of
strain on the developers.

What I do with new versions of any sofware I have been using since 1975 is
not use the x.0 version for production but wait for a x.1 release, and in
the meantime try to help as much as I can to solve issues with the x.0
version.

Regards

2010/5/8 Alban <email address hidden>

> I want to say a big thank you to all who sends me private message with
> happiness that their pc work again with my method.
>
> I would like to emphasized that the way was manage the various bug
> related to the intel graphics card is absolutely deplorable and
> lamentable. It's amazing that no official fix resolution method is
> available, only a dark page on a wiki that gives advice for power user
> like to enable the KMS
> (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes).
>
> Everywhere I see the news of ubuntu and I read that Ubuntu is pleased to
> have done a major release without a problem... It's a shame.
> Leaving users without specific knowledge in the most total blackout, at the
> time of ubuntu becomes large public and affecting more and more ordinary
> users, is a testament to the incredible voluntary of not show this problem
> to the public.
> For fear of losing users?
>
> I do not know, I just know that me, normal user, I drop ubuntu because I am
> ashamed, ashamed to work on a platform that lets its users with a black
> screen.
> I'm going back to Debian, really stable distribution, with people works
> seriously when we report a bug, and now I will point to as many people
> around me that I converted to ubuntu not to use it and I suggest them to use
> Debian right now.
>
> Ubuntu makes me pity.
> I just want to add this, English is not my language and not very good in
> with it. This is with a big pain and difficulty I wrote here and try to tell
> you my idea, help people with my little possibility.
>
> No more pain now... I use ubuntu since 2005, and you canonical, you
> managed to make me go away, not for this technical issue, but for
> ethical reasons.
>
> --
> MASTER: [i855] GPU lockup (apport-crash)
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/541511
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> Status in Ubuntu Release Notes: Fix Released
> Status in X.org xf86-video-intel: Confirmed
> Status in “xserver-xorg-video-intel” package in Ubuntu: Triaged
> Status in “xserver-xorg-video-intel” source package in Lucid: Triaged
>
> Bug description:
> Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
>
> This is a MASTER bug report, i.e. not a real bug report, but a tool to help
> manage other bug reports.
>
> Most bug reports on i855 are probably due to the CPU/GPU incoherency
> problem that is now consolidated upstream at
> http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27187 (which was split off
> from a bug report for i845). For now, we mark all automatically reported GPU
> lockups on i855 as duplicates of this unless there is a reason not to. There
> are some tests you may do to help upstream with this issue, and I will come
> back with instructions here. For those of you who know how to patch and
> compile a kernel you may look at comment #30 (and #6 for what kind of
> feedback they want) in the upstream bug report. Actually, if someone could
> volunteer to build an ubuntu-packaged kernel with this patch for others to
> test, that would be nice.
>
> There is a similar master bug report for i845 at bug 541492.
>
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