Find and post legitimate flaws

Should I upgrade? I have 16.04

>>59923539
always stick with LTS releases until the .2 or .3 release of the next LTS. it's the perfect upgrade route for ubuntu.

>>59923586
Thanks. It just sucks that they don't upgrade their repositories more often, because I had to upgrade codeblocks and Lua manually.

It tries to be the windows of Linux but then tries to cater to neckbeards too much. It should just come with KDE standard and have more settings as GUIs and definitely have a better GUI package manager. For the purpose Ubuntu serves, it should minimize the amount of command line autism unless specifically needed for certain software.

I like Ubuntu but it should either go all the way or remain in neckbeard territory

I can't find anything I don't like in Ubuntu.

>>59923586
Why wouldn't you want the latest features and bug fixes? Do you run a server or something?

0 issues with it currently it's pretty great, I have Ubuntu GNOME installed

>>59923529
so it's gnome now? vanilla gnome or did they add zest

>>59923622
you used PPAs i assume, yah?

LTS releases are certainly the best, and waiting until .2 or .3 releases of the next LTS to upgrade ensures a very bug-free experience. the releases between LTS versions are really just to iron out bugs.

>>59923681
>latest features
PPAs and debian repos

>bugfixes
non-LTS releases are full of regressions blech

>>59923716
No, I compiled it with customized make files, then moved it to /usr/local/bin, for libraries it's /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/include. I mentioned codeblocks and Lua because they cause me more headache. Codeblocks PPA didn't work, and I wanted to tinker with Lua to omit some of the standard library.

>>59923756
sounds like a pain in the butt :\ i'd suggest making a launchpad account so you can import code you like and maintain a personal PPA too. significantly less work, and allows you to import repos and binary builds you prefer from other people, even rebuilding them for the release you're on, all via their automated system.

>>59923681
LTS releases are the recommended ones for most users, intermediate versions has a too short support time and it's a bit like being a windows insider, also LTS releases receives updated stack anyway.

>>59923529
Why Bother When it's going to be asshole gnome 3 version

Can't believe no one mentioned it's buggy as hell

>>59924200
this, i crash like 3 times per day in gnome

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/deja-dup/+bug/1302416

A severe bug that wrecks the system by eating all of the memory
still not fixed after a few years and still present in 17.04

>>59924394
Fuck me, I kept thinking it was the laptop overheating again or something.

I thought leaving shit unfixed was supposed to be only closed source thing.

>>59924581
Nobody knows how to fix it.

>>59924664
B-b-b-but open sores and linux are supposed to make you a master coder!!!

Retarded default scrolling direction.

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>>59924581
BUT WAIT!
THERE'S MORE!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/appstream-glib/+bug/1591868

I had BOTH of these bugs at once
The laptop did not even survive a minute after boot

Just for the love of god, avoid anything with "Ubuntu" or "GNOME" on it, or you're gonna have a bad time

>>59923529
>New Features in Lubuntu 16.10
I want the release notes for 17.04 :(

>>59925558
>Unfortunately, we could not get LXQt ready in time for 17.04, so Lubuntu 17.04 ships with LXDE.
http://lubuntu.me/zesty-released/#more-2331
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

I can't get Ubuntu MATE 17.04 to boot with multiple CPUs enabled in Virtualbox. Worked fine with 16.10.

Happened with both do-release-upgrade and clean install. Booting with 1 CPU or reverting to the earlier 4.8 kernel from 16.10 works.

>>59924214
>>59924200
No problems in KDE

>>59923529
I'm getting it now.
I think I will try it out on my laptop, and maybe I will replace PeppermintOS.

>>59924214
It almost never crashes, only if you pump it full of extension which are still in their beta-phase.

>>59923529
How are swap files working out for you guys?

>>59924394
>Deja-dup
What the fuck is it with these gay package names?

>>59924214
>gnome
found your problem

>>59923644
I'm on Ubuntu Gnome 16.04 LTS and don't know what you're talking about. I installed Ubuntu about half a year ago and only very few times have i had to use the command line.And in the last few Weeks i have even grown to like it because you can do stuff like granting permissions, moving files and editing configs so much faster.

>>59923529
>flaw
what the fuck is a zapus?

>>59923529
it's not arch

I'm now stuck in low graphics mode and can't fix it.

Working OK in Lubuntu.

Currently running 16.04, I have 17.04 in a VM to test it out, so far it's great, the only bug that I encountered was qt 5 software uses cleanlooks theme regardless of the theme chosen.

>>59929150
Forgot to add, if you use chrome disable fullscreen redirect for fullscreen apps (compiz config->composite) otherwise the system crashes if you watch a fullscreen video in chrome.

built in Amazon search bullshit

I'm searching for a file. If I wanted to buy something from Amazon I'd fucking go to Amazon

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>>59929231
>disabled by default
Nice try POO IN LOO Red Shat shill.

I love being a pleb who only uses computers for work and internet cat pictures. I only upgraded for dick waving points. Of course everything still works well.

>>59923529
Unity.

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>>59926218
hi friend

>>59927001
>swap

>>59923529
I've got ubuntu on my T430. I use fprint to use the fingerprint reader, but it doesn't work on the login screen whenever I turn it back on from sleep. What do?

Also, I've noticed that the fingerprint reader is faster and more easily recognizes my prints on win10 than on ubuntu. Why does this happen?

>>59929518
It's just Debian with botnet telemetry

>>59924760
>>59924394
MacBook Pro doesn't have this problem

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>>59926218
>>59929396
I, also, use this operating system

>>59923529
too windows-like, with bloat and all

fuck that, I am not a winbaby

Here are a few:
Linux
GNU
Gtk

And superior alternatives:
Mach
BSD
Cocoa

>>59923529
Not LTS.

They haven't fixed this bullshit:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1638842
Any system that requires me to use my fucking phone to google how to fix it is a shitty system. Period.

>>59926218
>>59929396
>>59930092
Is it good?

>>59923529
>zesty zaptus
>zesty
>zaptus