Why? They have perfectly operational devices that are durable, long
lasting, and perform to or exceed all product claims.
Linux, on the other hand, does not work with these now "old" technology
devices which have been out for years and are popular choices. Linux has
simply failed to operate as d
It did. I used Ubuntu for two years and rather liked it. But the hardware
problems eventually just became too cumbersome to deal with. I'm pretty
happy now with Mac OSX.
EVERY upgrade of Ubuntu for two years broke my logitech wireless keyboard -
including the latest. For most of them, I could
I've got this on two machines, and have for several versions.
The only way I've found is to press the button on the dongle and on the
keyboard with each bootup. It's discouraging.
One machine is an AMD Optera with two processors and the other is a quad
intel - both 64 bit. Identical keyboards a
This problem showed up for me with Ubuntu 8.10. On bootup, the Logitech
wireless mouse is found and paired. The logitech wireless keyboard is
not. If I press red button on dongle, and then red button on keyboard,
they do pair. But if the system is rebooted, you must do this manual
pairing again
