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#1

Just a thought, maybe we should start planning now for the 11.04 release.

Anyone agree?

#2

I've got the daily build installed and am testing it. I agree, planning for 11.04 release party would be nice. Any suggestions?

Dale

#3

We can do it at my house, but I'm afraid we might run out of parking.

What is the normal procedure for a release party? I've been in the Linux game for a while, and never done/been to a release party.

EDIT: And seating...

#4

t4thfavor said: We can do it at my house, but I'm afraid we might run out of parking.

What is the normal procedure for a release party? I've been in the Linux game for a while, and never done/been to a release party.

EDIT: And seating...

here is the scheme: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyReleaseSchedule

#5

Where does everyone live? I used to have a Ubuntu group at KU, but it's long defunct.

#6

I live in Basehor, and go to school in the Johnson Country area, I.E. De Soto, Shawnee, the west side of K-7

#7

I live near Ness City, south west of Hays.

#8

Is it possible to meet on-line via Skype or Ekiga? I'd be happy to have a virtual Ubuntu release party of sorts.

I'm in Osborne, KS. Wweeks, may I invite you to join NCKLUG? We'd enjoy having you as a member.

#9

An online meeting sounds more workable than any of the options thrown out so far. @drbeams where does that group meet?

#10

I agree, the idea of a virtual release party sounds awesome. Feel free to add me on skype, my screen name on there is the same as the one on here

#11

i installed 11.04 today, in one of my powerfull machines (AMD Phenom 64 quad), but, the performance in 64 bits is so poor.... too heavy, too mucho disk access, i am not happy. i preferr the previus 10.04 release, more faster, more powerfull.

my machine has 8 gb dd3 memory.

i wait some day for patches fixing this performance problem, if not fixed, i will be returning to 10.04.

#12

cbennett926 said: I live in Basehor, and go to school in the Johnson Country area, I.E. De Soto, Shawnee, the west side of K-7

sounds to me like you people live in Kansas...

#13

Just installed 11.04 Fantastic

#14

I've just upgraded to Ubuntu 11.04 on both my PCs and had a problem with permissions on a few folders that I'd moved to my second hard drive. When I attempted to move them back to the main HD I discovered that they'd been switched to Root (with the little padlock). I couldn't do anything with them as the permissions had been locked. I've solved the problem and I thought that maybe other people had the same problem so here's the web page that has all the info on it.:>>>>>>>

http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/03/login-root-ubuntu-11-04-natty-narwhal/

Cheers to all and good luck with the new disto.

#15

11.04 runs great on my Toshiba Satellite L500. :) 64bit Ubuntu goodness with 4GB RAM and a dual core Core i3 Intel processor @2.13Ghz.

#16

I really don't like the new look it have.. f-king awful.. and messy when working with lots of apps.. ;-/

#17

I live near Ness City, south west of Hays.