Comments on: DrFaulken vs Ubuntu 9.10 Remix + KeePass http://journal.drfaulken.com/drfaulken-vs-ubuntu-9-10-remix-keepass/ Fri, 30 Jul 2010 15:03:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Harsha http://journal.drfaulken.com/drfaulken-vs-ubuntu-9-10-remix-keepass/comment-page-1/#comment-107401 Harsha Fri, 05 Mar 2010 20:46:49 +0000 http://journal.drfaulken.com/?p=1736#comment-107401 I had trouble installing KeePass too. Found your site while I was searching for solutions. It wasn't straight forward but in the end I got it [ http://greysquare.org/blog/2010/03/05/keepass-on-ubuntu/ ] figured out after going through a few forums. I guess thats one reason why some people who have too much time like I do give Linux a chance. So that they can tinker around with a lot of stuff. I had trouble installing KeePass too. Found your site while I was searching for solutions.

It wasn’t straight forward but in the end I got it [ http://greysquare.org/blog/2010/03/05/keepass-on-ubuntu/ ] figured out after going through a few forums.

I guess thats one reason why some people who have too much time like I do give Linux a chance. So that they can tinker around with a lot of stuff.

]]> By: DC http://journal.drfaulken.com/drfaulken-vs-ubuntu-9-10-remix-keepass/comment-page-1/#comment-104305 DC Sat, 16 Jan 2010 09:09:24 +0000 http://journal.drfaulken.com/?p=1736#comment-104305 Yep. I had utter *hell* getting Ubuntu to work with a custom kernel with RTAI and Ethercat network drivers. Things like 'dash' is the default shell, so 'bash' shell scripts from 3rd parties don't run...go check Ubuntu bug launchpad and it's marked "wontfix" by the devs with some snooty comments about how they're going to be POSIX compliant even if it breaks their user install scripts from legacy software...sigh. OTOH, it works great for a system I built for my non-geek sister...still have to agree: give a miss and go with Fedora instead. Yep. I had utter *hell* getting Ubuntu to work with a custom kernel with RTAI and Ethercat network drivers. Things like ‘dash’ is the default shell, so ‘bash’ shell scripts from 3rd parties don’t run…go check Ubuntu bug launchpad and it’s marked “wontfix” by the devs with some snooty comments about how they’re going to be POSIX compliant even if it breaks their user install scripts from legacy software…sigh.

OTOH, it works great for a system I built for my non-geek sister…still have to agree: give a miss and go with Fedora instead.

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