What's New in Karmic Koala

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http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/910features

Handy new thing in Karmic (and Win7 doesn't have it out of the box):

From the above cited web site:

"Store, sync and share

Integrated "Ubuntu One" technology gives you 2 GB of online storage for
free.

Easily share files between your own and your friends' computers.

Upgrade at low cost for more storage if you need it."

Alias
 
Alias said:
<SNIP DISGUSTING LINK>

Handy new thing in Karmic (and Win7 doesn't have it out of the box):
Is the Spinning Cube.

From the above cited web site:

"Store, sync and share

Integrated "Ubuntu One" technology gives you 2 GB of online storage for
free.

They need every user they can get so they give away free storage to get you
to try that INFERIOR Ubuntu that NOBODY wants.

What a piece of shit.
 
Kevin said:
Is the Spinning Cube.



They need every user they can get so they give away free storage to get
you to try that INFERIOR Ubuntu that NOBODY wants.

What a piece of shit.

You have a severe case of sour grapes. I hope you get over it soon.

Alias
 
Alias said:
You have a severe case of sour grapes. I hope you get over it soon.

Alias

No. I just know that Ubuntu is a crippled OS for geeks who place no value
on their time. To use Ubuntu you need to spend hours to tweak Ubuntu, run
cryptic commands, load INFERIOR Open Sores software to try to get anything
done.

Ubuntu is worth what you pay for it: NOTHING.
 
Kevin said:
No. I just know that Ubuntu is a crippled OS for geeks who place no
value on their time.

You know no such thing being as you haven't installed and evaluated Ubuntu.
To use Ubuntu you need to spend hours to tweak
Ubuntu, run cryptic commands, load INFERIOR Open Sores software to try
to get anything done.

Bullshit. Windows takes minutes to tweak, install programs, etc.?
Ubuntu is worth what you pay for it: NOTHING.

You wouldn't know being as you haven't installed it and used it but that
won't prevent you from parroting others' FUD, will it, Polly?

Alias
 
Alias said:
You know no such thing being as you haven't installed and evaluated
Ubuntu.


Bullshit. Windows takes minutes to tweak, install programs, etc.?


You wouldn't know being as you haven't installed it and used it but that
won't prevent you from parroting others' FUD, will it, Polly?
You are so out of it, you are starting to call me Polly. Take a look at the
name the post was sent by. Maybe you should cut down on the HASH.

I installed a tested that crappy Ubuntu and it's really garbage. But you
are use to garbage and most likely can't afford Windows 7. Too bad.
 
Kevin said:
You are so out of it, you are starting to call me Polly. Take a look at
the name the post was sent by. Maybe you should cut down on the HASH.

That went right over your head. Hint; Polly eats crackers.
I installed a tested that crappy Ubuntu and it's really garbage.

Liar. Prove it by posting from Ubuntu.

But
you are use to garbage and most likely can't afford Windows 7. Too bad.

I have three Windows 7 licenses being delivered from the States. I just
ordered an HP laptop 17" which has Windows 7 Home Premium 64 preinstalled.

Alias
 
Alias said:
That went right over your head. Hint; Polly eats crackers.


Liar. Prove it by posting from Ubuntu.

But

I have three Windows 7 licenses being delivered from the States. I just
ordered an HP laptop 17" which has Windows 7 Home Premium 64 preinstalled.

Alias
So you already have Vista and now you ordered three Windows 7 licenses? Why
is that? You play games on 3 different computers at once? BULLSHIT. You
also ordered a new HP laptop with Windows 7? Seems like you need Windows 7
to run lots of games or do you need Windows 7 to get real work done?

What happened to your precious Ubuntu? Doesn't cut the mustard does it?

HA HA HA HA HA HA
 
Alias said:
Define "access".

Alias

Windows 7 shares are not able to be accessed by 9.10. Apparently it's
something to do with a fault in the implementation of Samba and will be
fixed in a maintenance release shortly. (Or so I've been told on the Ubuntu
British mailing list...)
 
Kevin said:
So you already have Vista and now you ordered three Windows 7 licenses?
Why is that? You play games on 3 different computers at once?
BULLSHIT. You also ordered a new HP laptop with Windows 7? Seems like
you need Windows 7 to run lots of games or do you need Windows 7 to get
real work done?

What happened to your precious Ubuntu? Doesn't cut the mustard does it?

HA HA HA HA HA HA

One license is for me and for gaming. The other two are for friends who
don't want to pay EU prices. The laptop is for my child who is at
university and Windows is required there, along with having a computer.
Any other stupid questions?

Alias
 
Alias said:
One license is for me and for gaming. The other two are for friends who
don't want to pay EU prices. The laptop is for my child who is at
university and Windows is required there, along with having a computer.
Any other stupid questions?

Alias

What are you doing with that imaginary $14k a week you claim to get? Buying
paintings? Dogs playing poker on velvet?
 
Kevin said:
What are you doing with that imaginary $14k a week you claim to get?
Buying paintings? Dogs playing poker on velvet?

I knew you could come up with another stupid question and, naturally, I
was correct.

Alias
 
We really care about your information, Ubuntu troll.
Can ou still afford medications?
 
Gordon said:
Windows 7 shares are not able to be accessed by 9.10. Apparently it's
something to do with a fault in the implementation of Samba and will be
fixed in a maintenance release shortly. (Or so I've been told on the
Ubuntu British mailing list...)


Back up smb.conf and try GADMIN-SAMBA.
 
Gordon said:
What's GADMIN-SAMBA?

From Synaptic:

gadmin-samba is an easy to use GTK+ frontend for the SAMBA file and print
server. It features multiple local and remote user and group imports, on the
fly share creation and user handling, including randomization of
usernames and
passwords. PDF printing to shared/private directories or email. It also
features three levels of domain management strategies.

Alias
 
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