Tried UbuntuPeople but I just get the wiki. The URL keeps sending me back to the wiki.
Tried the QA/tracker but there is no option to subscribe or area to upload the ISO.
Could any body give me a few steps to upload this daily/current of unity7 stock.iso?
Regards…
edit:
Just reviewing some of the good news so far. I’ll just wait on in stand by mode. Unity7 becoming an official flavor? . Thats was like lightning:slight_smile:
Hostname
people.ubuntu.com
Username
The 'Name' field from https://launchpad.net/people/+me/+edit
SSH Key
Any valid RSA keys from https://launchpad.net/people/+me/+sshkeys
Directory
public_html/
Base URL
http://people.ubuntu.com/~username/
SSH Fingerprint
cf:80:cf:1a:d7:3f:45:ed:7d:9e:3a:5b:dd:74:d8:eb
so I don’t get what I am doing wrong here… I put my username in from launchpad and I get 404 error.
You have to activate the Ubuntu People space. Easily by create and upload an ssh key to your Launchpad account.
Wait a few hours and then you should be able to login following the Wiki instructions.
I think I found what is happening here. When you applied for Ubuntu Membership you gave another Launchpad account, right? This one: Dale Beaudoin in Launchpad
You have to use this account to gain the Ubuntu People space. Upload an ssh key and wait a few hours to be activated. Then try again, this time sftp://twocamels@people.ubuntu.com
If you have problems with the space limit (soft quota is 1GB), send an email to rt@ubuntu.com explaining the reasons you want to extend the quota. IMHO you won’t get a negative answer.
The only test I can think of now is if you do a hard install, see if it will exit and complete properly. You may have to wait a few extra seconds at the end until it notifys to remove USB and press enter to restart.
No special modification. Everything upstream that is developed on 18.04 will roll into this installation.
Thanks to everyone here!! We all did this together. What an awesome community in action!
I for one, would be profoundly interested in sticking with Unity 7 until I am dead or it is no longer feasible for people to maintain it. Loving it on 16.04. Plan to continue using it on 18.04. Used Xfce for years before Unity, but when I started using HiDPI displays, I found that Unity had the best support for them OOTB than all the other DEs I tried (and I tried them all). It is also a no-fuss DE that has some unique features by default which you cannot find properly implemented on others (global menu, workspace switching, and window spread for starters). I get all my work done in this environment, and it’s a pure joy to work with. Hope you devs keep gaining traction!