Come on, Didier, you know better than this. It's rude to give someone
unsolicited technical advice. I'm no idiot. I don't need to be told I
wouldn't have this problem if I was running Debian. First of all, I need
to run Ubuntu for my job. Secondly, I literally cannot get Debian to
work on the machine for which I filed the bug report. After installing
Debian, the kernel won't load. I think it has something to do with weird
EUFI settings, maybe something to do with kernel signing. I don't know.
All I know is that after I install Debian, grub seems to work but the
kernel simply will not load. I get a blank screen with some cryptic
error message that doesn't mean anything to anybody I can find to ask
about it. If I posted somewhere that Debian won't boot on my PC but
Ubuntu would, you know what some people would say to me? That's what you
get for running Debian instead of Ubuntu.
I'm not trashing Debian. Personally, I feel Debian is the best distro.
But it's not perfect. Nothing is.
Besides, we owe it to other people who might not be on this list to make
sure Ubuntu keeps up it's accessibility. There might be other Linux
systems admins out there who are stuck with Ubuntu. As a matter of
principle, we shouldn't be telling people that if some distro has
accessibility problems, just switch to another distro.
On 5/10/22 01:43, Didier Spaier wrote:
Le 10/05/2022 à 03:19, John G. Heim a écrit :
Arrgh! Speakup seems not to have been compiled into the Ubuntu Jammy/22.04
kernel. Same thing as in 21.04 and 21.10. Man! Well, I guess I'll have to file a
bug report ... again.
And/or switch to a genuine Debian.
Didier
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