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[ubuntu netbook remix] About the upgrades and bugs on between

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi every one, Greetings from Mexico; i recently get Ubuntu on my netbook, an acer aspire AOD257, i did some little research about the "best" OS for such a small prepossessing capabilities, i got info on meego, Ubuntu remix, and some others. i make up my mind and decide that the windows killer will be Ubuntu remix :), so i installed the 10.10 version, i try it, and got the upgrade message to get the 11.04 version, so i did. This work pretty decent (and a lot better than the factory original OS), i download some apps, i am a music fan, and realize that there was no sound for some apps (Hardware)

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Feel like a holiday away from Windows again so was looking at the latest Ubuntu offerings. I want to install it on my Acer Aspire One D250 (1,6GHz, 1Gb Ram, 160Gb HHD). I see they have a Netbook remix as well now but the few posts I've read does not sound to promising.

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Hi , I'm quite new to Ubuntu, I recently broke my laptop and in order to get back online cheaply I bought a second hand netbook. I installed Ubuntu (ubuntu 10.10 netbook remix)in order to speed it up a bit as windows 7 was too much for the 1gb ram.

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Hi,

Just taken the plunge and installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on Toshiba NB200 netbook. All seems to be fine other than no sound!

In Windows, my first port of call would be device manager - is there an equivalent thing in Ubuntu? If so, how do I get there?

Tim