=== lazypower-travel is now known as lazyPower === maclin_ is now known as maclin [18:53] general question: has anyone had any real negative issues going from Ubuntu 12.04 on 12.04-certified hardware to 14.04? [18:53] (as a direct upgrade path) [19:09] dunno what certified hardware is [19:09] but I haven't had any real issues [19:09] just 1 or 2 annoyances sometimes [19:10] http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/ <-- hardware certification [22:07] no problems for me, but I've not upgraded my server yet. Also don't have cert hw :-) [22:10] hrhr, firefox 29 [22:10] * knome took some time to revert back to sensible looking stuff [22:14] balloons: yeah i have hardware that was specifically certified for 12.04 [22:14] balloons: which is kinda a driving reason for getting this system. [22:14] teward, ahh.. well, what is it? [22:15] lemme dig it up [22:16] http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201203-10678/components/ [22:16] plus the AMD graphics card in the Dell Inspiron 15R special edition [22:16] which i separately verified works [22:16] the difference there is an i7 too, but that works fine [22:16] * teward has had 0 issues [22:16] this is also my primary system :P [22:17] all hardware that i previously found works OOTB [22:18] so you haven't had issues then? [22:20] i haven't upgraded to 14.04 yet [22:20] i'm still on 12.04 [22:20] because the direct easy upgrade path isn't "easy" yet [22:20] until .1 [22:20] then when the system tries to see all the backports i've done i expect explosions [22:20] but i can remove those PPAs and packages as needed :0 [22:20] but i can remove those PPAs and packages as needed :) [22:24] ahh.. tentatively cautious [22:25] well there is no such things as "cautios after" [22:25] +u [22:27] hehe knome [23:40] balloons: most of the backports aren't on a typical Desktop install [23:40] mainly wireshark and nginx