http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=611775
http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=611775#c4
Rainer Hurtado Navarro changed:
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--- Comment #4 from Rainer Hurtado Navarro 2010-07-28 02:22:03 UTC ---
In order:
1) With previous kernels I had had not &c. I am sorry for my miss-spelling: My
English is not as good as I want, and some times it is messier due to my
miss-spellings.
2) I am not blaming you (SuSE staff) about this, but it is not the only issue I
have had (for very first time) with this SuSE (the among the worst are the
problems with OOo), and I have the sorryble impression that you are discarded
solving those issues for this distribution 11.2, and instead of that, solve
them for 11.3, and that you are releasing very premature distributions, and
relaying in patching through updates, instead of releasing them strong.
In fact, I soon realized that it was an ATI driver bug, so I updated it.
I have to confess that it is the first time I have an ATI video card, and the
last. Since ever I have preferred for my computers (I assemble them) NVidia
video cards, but the Tablet I bought is ATI.
3) I also have to confess that although the fglrx driver has many issues since
I have downloaded every release of them since December 2009, and reported
insistently to AMD through http://www.amd.com/us/LinuxCrewSurvey page. But, in
fact, each new release is less buggy, at least from my experience.
Instead of that, open-source radeon driver since ever has hanged my computer
(yes, I have tried it). And, as you are very late in replying, and this issue
is a good example, I prefer to deal with the ATI propietary driver instead.
However it is my point of view, why do I send you this report?
Because I have not see any kernel update in months, and with this very kernel I
have, among others, the following issues:
Bug 609157, Bug 593647, Bug 577814
4) I think that 'wl' module is my wireless Broadcom driver, from Packman.
I am very stressed with time, and I have just reported the most annoying bugs I
had had, that break my 10 year experience with SuSE and compromise the work for
which I have relied on Linux SuSe since a decade till now.
Perhaps, it is easier to change the distribution vendor, or even switch to MS
Windows, thinking practical, according the advice of my fellows, but I think it
is not right, and I have been comfortable with SuSE till now: so I decide
reached you to try to solve this issues for the future.
I am not blaming you, then.
But, where are the monthly kernel updates I am accustom to?
As I have not tried another new kernel, since the new one solved issues I had
with the old one, so it is no an alternative to downgrade, but new, unexpected
situations are present with the new one, it was reasonable for me to charge
this new kernel with the blame, and it is reasonable to me to urge for a kernel
update that I wait and I do not see to come.
Thank you.
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