eric@kingfisher:~$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=9.10
DISTRIB_CODENAME=karmic
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu karmic (development branch)"
The toolchain is also up a few days early.
It's all good though.
:3
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eric@kingfisher:~$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=9.10
DISTRIB_CODENAME=karmic
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu karmic (development branch)"
The toolchain is also up a few days early.
It's all good though.
:3
Welcome to the new forum :)
Let's make it another rocking release! :guitar:
did a fresh jaunty install , changed sources.list to karmic and updated last night .:P
As a non-testing user of Ubuntu, please accept my thanks for all your hard work people. :) Happy Karmic Koala contributing.
[[img]http://ubuntu-pics.de/thumb/13071/snapshot38_kS4M8a.png[/img]](http://ubuntu-pics.de/bild/13071/snapshot38_kS4M8a.png)
:)
Hello to everyone!! :) Made 3rd partition with fresh Jaunty and adjusted sources. Bring it on :guitar:
I'll maybe try and get round to testing this one early. Usually have a look around Alpha 5 or 6, but I'll wait to see how things are going.
Spare test machine's waiting... :)
MacUntu said: Spare test machine's waiting... :)
Ever since 2006, I've only used a "stable" Ubuntu release on my main laptop for the few days between a release candidate and the next version's toolchain.
Let's groove ... !
Just done it!
::tries not to get too excited, the best/worst is yet to come::
Well, maybe useful for some geeks/nerds.....:D
Karmics package list
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/karmic-changes/2009-April/thread.html
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Hey, will be updating in a moment ^^
Actually I'm playing war3 on m$ losedows in a break between coding sessions ;) ... so after pwning 'em all, I AM READY :lolflag:
Here am I too.
Red 3 reporting in. Err I mean, im in for this one too. As always I have high hopes and they'll be shattered about beta 3, then by RC i'll realise its not as bad as I thought ;)
yelo3 said: Here am I too.
yelo3
Just Give Me the Beans!
Join Date: Sep 2006 Beans: 79 Edgy Eft Testing
You haven't modified your profile since the time of Edgy! ><; You should update at least the distro that you are using :D
I think I changed my sources.list a little early - half of the packages were listed as "local or obsolete" !
I'll try again now they're all built. ;)
--edit Wait a second, it's not all built yet. I wonder whether to wait just a little while longer...
Old development rubbish already cleared out - Jaunty in use as main version on all machines. Test machines all set to go. I've been ill but well enough now to carry on testing :)
Ready with a new clean partition for the Koala :)
btw the Karmic Koala testing forum opened on my birthday, how cool is that? xD
I must be the sad one amongst us! I get bored in the last week before release & have my new sources.list ready for "D" day:biggrin:
Cary
ill prob wait untill Alpha 2...
gives me time to check out the jaunty release and enjoy all the testing over the past weeks and months lol
KD8HHO said: ill prob wait untill Alpha 2...
gives me time to check out the jaunty release and enjoy all the testing over the past weeks and months lol
What's there left to enjoy? Jaunty is now stable. And boring! Bring the Koala we are masochists we'll enjoy testing it! :lolflag:
If you don't mind the company..I'd like to join you for this ride myself. Have spare partition ready and waiting. Will be my first walk all the way through. Looking forward to it.
To upgrade from Jaunty to Karmic, do you just replace all instances of "jaunty" with "karmic" in your sources.list?
yes that will do it .
Yes, the test box is a boring old box now, I miss the updates. Besides it's got a drive w/ intrepid that needs a kick to the curb. Then I have a jaunty install if I really needed the machine for some reason, but of all my Intrepid installs this one seemed to be the best. Might be it's a simple setup, so I wasn't jacking around with it installing this & that, & that too! Bring on the carnage...
I'm in--will be doing my X2 32 bit testing installs again & adding a 64 bit install this time---Rogue 3 to Rogue leader.....the word is GO!!!!
My spare computer is primed for my first development testing experience!
Welcome to the "beyond-the-bleeding-edge" group....We who are here like the carnage & breakage of early-adopter testing---keep your eyes open & check the forum often before you do that update....will save your hind-end many times over.....
Darkshade said: Ready with a new clean partition for the Koala :)
btw the Karmic Koala testing forum opened on my birthday, how cool is that? xD
Happy one 'Shade!!!!! :guitar:
miwaypet said: If you don't mind the company..I'd like to join you for this ride myself. Have spare partition ready and waiting. Will be my first walk all the way through. Looking forward to it.
The more of us early on will mean more equipment checking things out & more eyes to spot bugs---do you have your Launchpad account setup?
And to the moderators----We need the sticky about how to report bugs for the new people:)
Finally! been waiting for this for DAYS :D
BREAK!!!
[IMG]http://www.technovelgy.com/graphics/content07/weirding-module.jpg[/IMG]
:popcorn:
Got a VM loaded with karmic. Bring it on. :) I know I should probably partition it, but that's a little more work for a pre-alpha than I need. maybe after alpha 2 or 3.
autocrosser said: -keep your eyes open & check the forum often before you do that update....will save your hind-end many times over.....
Ah, thats no fun :P:P:P (But true)
Well---lets see---OK, how about blindly do partial upgrades & add Sid unstable for fun......NAAAAAA----:P:P:P
FraggedLocust said: Got a VM loaded with karmic. Bring it on. :)
I know I should probably partition it, but that's a little more work for a pre-alpha than I need. maybe after alpha 2 or 3.Make a new partition (or partitions - a separate home is a good idea) and install Jaunty into it. Then load your sources list and replace all instances of jaunty with karmic and save back. Then use synaptic to reload and update. Easy (if you're up to the testing and bug reporting) and better than VM. Though VM is safer if you value your data.
A spare machine is best of all, of course. An old one, a new cheapo one, or one cobbled together from odd bits :lolflag:
darkshade said: what's there left to enjoy? Jaunty is now stable. And boring! Bring the koala we are masochists we'll enjoy testing it! :lolflag:
amen! :ks
Same with other people on here, I've had a spare partition doing nothing for days now, glad I have the Karmic Koala now :)
I have karmic running on my one and only partition on my only computer, if someone thinks they can beat that sort of coolness then they are wrong
w3rt said: I have karmic running on my one and only partition on my only computer, if someone thinks they can beat that sort of coolness then they are wrong
I did that with Jaunty the whole time ;D
Meh2, meh2, and doing this again!!!
and my jaunty install is now upto karmic, looking forward to it
w3rt said: I have karmic running on my one and only partition on my only computer, if someone thinks they can beat that sort of coolness then they are wrongHow about running a Jaunty VM as backup on a Karmic host? Eh? Eh? :D
I can't see a single thing wrong with my plan, btw. Not a single thing. Especially combined with a triple-boot alongside OSX and Win7. What could go wrong? :lolflag:
Replace Win7 with Vista.
I've found Se7e to be more stable :lolflag:
Starks said: Ever since 2006, I've only used a "stable" Ubuntu release on my main laptop for the few days between a release candidate and the next version's toolchain.
me too!
Postman delivered me my new laptop "HP DV5-1115EO" Few hours ago, Jaunty install CD in, and off I went.
Then "sed 's/jaunty/karmic/g' sources.list" and "aptitude dist-upgrade" So here I am :)
Didn't even start on windows (laptop came pre-installed with Vista) liveCD and parted mysteriously erased those two partitions created by Vista Loader...
So far working nice, only two problems: -Sound (had to edit modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf) FIXED -WLAN, AR928X chip doesn't work "otb" (ath9k) driver, so will be googeling...
Be happy to test with all of you once more.
Good to see you in!!!! I'm getting a older Thinkpad T23 (via eBay last weekend) soon & looking forward to having 3 systems running Linux only--my main Is 4 Ubuntu installs (2 testing 32 bit--1 testing 64 bit-1 Jaunty) has a copy of Fedora11 on one of the testing partitions---My wife's unit is running the Heron & I'll run Jaunty + a Karmic testing on the new 'top.......
I have an ask of the team ... If Pulseaudio is the default, could you please make it really easy to get it up and running?
The instructions here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 work, but they are really complex to follow. The kicker is having to remember to add users to the various groups for Pulse Audio.
Thanks for your excellent work on Jaunty!!
I'am also testing on one machine, hope it doesn't break too much, as long as i can use it. I got 1 bug reported and fixed and another bug reported.