Ubuntu8.10 is expected to be better

Ubuntu8.10 will be released in 2008.10.31. I have been using Ubuntu 8.04 for three months. In fact, I am not very satisfied, but I just got used to it and don't want to change anything. Before the release of the new version, let me talk about the problem of Ubuntu8.04 and make a comparison later. 1. For some SATA interface boards? Hard disk? Poor support. Hard Disk cannot be found at the beginning of the installation. Some boards must be set to ACHI, while all I can do is set to LegacyIDE, which is not optimal.

Ubuntu 8.10 will be released in 2008.10.31. I have been using Ubuntu 8.04 for three months. In fact, I am not very satisfied, but I just got used to it and don't want to change anything.

Before the new version is released, let me talk about the current problem of Ubuntu 8.04 and make a comparison later.

1. For some SATA interface boards? Hard disk? Poor support. Hard disks cannot be found at the beginning of installation. Some boards must be set to ACHI, while I can only set to Legacy IDE, which cannot optimize hardware resources.

2. My main board is Onda A78GT, which cannot be hard accelerated during video playback. I can only use x11 and cannot enable xv. I hope the ATI driver can be improved in the new version.

3. Every time I talk to the new kernel file, I am worried about it, because after many times I have followed the new kernel file, the system will be white screen and speechless. (Don't be new if you know it)

4. The system response is a little slow, and my configuration is also good. 2G, 4400 +, maybe more resources are consumed in some effects, however, I believe it is a problem of hardware optimization. If you have the opportunity to look for articles in this area.

5. All Linux systems have nothing to do with online banking. This preparation is required, and the BANK will suck powder in the light of MS.

It seems so much. I just want to say that there is no best, only better, optimistic about the potential of Ubuntu ~