Hi all, Under Ubuntu 10.10 my Aspire One had its fans always on, this generates two problems, the first one is linked to the power consumption (the fans reduce the battery autonomy) and the second one is the noise (the fans are very noisy).
I tried shotwell foto manager with this new version of ubuntu and I can say it works fine for me. It is fast, and it organizes my photo like iPhoto in Mac OS X. Also shotwell give the few standard functions that are useful for non professional users:
During this second day I've Ubuntu 10.10 on the Aspire One a110 at work, and I noticed a lot of good news:
Today I've installed, on my Acer Aspire a110 (8GB) the last release of Ubuntu for netbook: Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat
The installation process has taken:
I tried Ubuntu 10.4 on a virtualbox machine on my Windows Vista laptop. The new release of Ubuntu works fine but it needs a lot of RAM, so on my laptop it is slow (I can only allocate 756MB of RAM).
Ubuntu 10.4 LTS has been released,
I'm going to try it this weekend on my Acer Aspire One and on VirtualBox.
gg1
If, on your AspireOne 110 with Ubuntu 9.04, you kincannot see the wifi led blinking you can execute the following commands:
gg1@piccoletto:~$ sudo -s
[sudo] password for gg1:
root@piccoletto:~# apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty
In a previous article we have seen how to install Ubuntu 8.10 UMPC on an AspireOne 110, in this article I will show you how it works on my AspireOne and which devices it support fine.
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