First I’m sorry for the mistake, the previous version(0.4.5) has many bugs, especially the Clean Old Config can’t work.
I think much about how to decrease the Ubuntu Tweak’s bug when every release, so the Ubuntu Tweak Testing team comes out!
I’ve almost done the Ubuntu Tweak 0.4.6 with a lot of bugs fixed and other improvements. In order to make this version as stable as possible, so I’m not worried to release the version.
Today I create a “Ubuntu Tweak Testing Team” at launchpad.net. For anyone who is interested in the latest Ubuntu Tweak, I hope you can join in the team to help testing this application.
The team website is: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-tweak-testing
By default, this team will have a daily build repository, you can added the following sources to your apt sources.list.
First add the key:
sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com E260F5B0
And the sources:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-tweak-testing/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-tweak-testing/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
Ok,now update your system, the latest Ubuntu Tweak will be updated.
Join now! By your testing, Ubuntu Tweak will become better and usable!
Joined, been a while since I last spoke to you TualatriX. Keep up the good work mate.
Lee
No need for apologies, I am new to Linux, and am very appreciative of all the hard work you all do to make a safe haven from Microsoft for us noobs!
Tks a lot! Just found the good news today. Already workin here in mint7
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Works here in Mint7 to, but me changed intrepid to jaunty in the source lines. Maybe note that with it.
I’ve been running Ubuntu Tweak on Linux Mint 7 (optimized for my Asus Eee PC 1000HD install) and Ubuntu Tweak 0.4.7.3 has been working great! The only oddity I’ve noticed is, when I used Ubuntu Tweak to get rid of Compiz, it didn’t totally wipe all remnants from Linux Mint 7. I had to use the Synaptic Package Manager to totally rid myself of Compiz. Other than that, it’s been working fine, although I haven’t tested EVERY package remover. Being a minimal (Netbook) install, most of the packages were already absent.
I’m thinking about adding a feature to your utility that would automatically optimize Ubuntu/Mint for the Eee PC with a click of the button via the Configuration Manager (GConf) – call it Ubuntu Tweak EeePC or whatever. If I ever get around to doing this, I’ll contact you.
Anyway, thanks for the great utility! I’ll keep testing it on my Mint system(s).