OK, I think my computer is possessed! I copied straight from the terminal: Something seems a little fishy? 64953 frames in 5.0 seconds = 12990.447 FPS 65062 frames in 5.0 seconds = 13012.384 FPS 65087 frames in 5.0 seconds = 13017.304 FPS 65113 frames in 5.0 seconds = 13022.415 FPS 64663 frames in ...

Thanks for all the help DaddyX3 .... "no problem DaddyX3" lol

That should be fine. But you don't want to push the "Upgrade" button just yet "Update" is fine.

EDIT: This is all an issue of the past. When Hardy Heron was released or (Ultimate Edition 1.8) the new kernel has everything and then a bag a chips. Forward and Back buttons worked right away. I know the internet is flooded with this same question, however it appears to me that I do not have "...

Nice to meet you Rattler I'm a 'noob' so I'm sure you'll here of me alot here

Sounds like this is the most important thing to write down: Restore Backup from command line sudo srestore.py /var/backup/backup_name/home/myuser /home/myuser/old ;) I've used Sbackup to create backups (easy :) ) But it sounds like to me that I would need the above command more than anything!

I think I know what it is doing, its done it to me before. Are all the packages that are not able to be d'loaded start with "K"? Alot of those are for KDE, I had to login to KDE to update those packages. Seems weird, but thats what it was. Are you in Nautilus when trying to install these? ...

Sounds like you don't have internet connection yet? Have you checked out TheeMahns FAQ on Video Drivers, Compiz/ Beryl? You can check it out here: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=14
hope this helps you out

All I can tell you for sure is that if it has a hard time installing Ubuntu, then you are going to have better luck with Ultimate Edition. TheeMahn has taken a lot of time to get things finely re-tuned from the Ubuntu releases, and as a result, people are having a lot better luck with Ultimate Edit...

Here's a starting point with samba: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605
I never did get everything dialed in with Vista and Ubuntu networking, except internet and printer sharing