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Thursday, November 10, 2011
My Fedora 16 fiasco
56 comments:
Instead of redownloading why not just check the md5sum? Thats what such a thing was intended for.ReplyDelete
If you are looking for something new to play with you should find time to take a peek at Bodhi Linux ;)
- marcjan007November 10, 2011 at 12:18 PM
Sorry to read that Fedora 16 came with such problems.ReplyDelete
For me (quite old Toshiba laptop with ATI x700 graphic card) it works very nice although I also have some screen artifacts (when starting Shell, but when its all started - everything is OK again. Except for Suspend - when I wake Fedora from this - screen is flickering with artifacts so much - I can't even see wallpaper or cursor. Not so big problem because I just dont use Suspend option).
I was using Ubuntu - for personal use and work - exclusively from version 8.04 (without any other OS). Unfortunately Ubuntu 11.04 wasn't good for me because of Unity. So I tried Debian, Xubuntu, Lubuntu, Arch (too complicated to even install), Mint (which was great (ver. 10) except it logouts randomly without any warning - ver. 11) . Then Ubuntu 11.10 with better Unity (sadly so slow for me) and really nice and responsive Shell (at the beginning, because later it started to eat so much of my ram that 1gb that I have was always full + about 400-500 mb of swap).
So I had to switch. I tried Debian (hello it's 2011 and I have to add my wireless driver for Intel 2200gb during install by hand and even with that it can't find my WPA wireless network? Ubuntu had that looong time ago).
So tried Lubuntu 11.10 (which is OK except PDF printing problem and some other minor problems).
Only solution was to wait for Mint 12 (but I'm not sure about that new ideas of "merging" Gnome 3 with panel at the bottom).
And then... Surprise... Fedora 16! And wow - it's really fast (for my old notebook). Takes 300-400 mb of ram (sometimes 600mb with Chome (which btw. is big ram eater). Shell looks great (I love Gnome panels and thought that can't change it for something so unproductive like Unity or Gnome Shell. But... Shell is great - so elegant and responsive and quite productive).
Now problems that I have:
- Shell: too few configuration options!
- Fedora 16: ugly fonts rendering (I changed that with some howtos to look like Ubuntu, but still I think it should be better ootb. For me Ubuntu's rendering is best by far (compared to Debian, Fedora). Mint's fonts look great also.
- Fedora 16: I don't like Package Manager and for me apt and debs are just amazing (with Synaptic, not Software Center). I installed Yum Extender but it's much worse than Synaptic.
Sorry for so big comment and for my english. Just felt that I need to share it :-)
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2011 at 3:37 PM
Continue sticking with 10.10 at least it works well. :)ReplyDelete
Fedora16 has been just fair for me as well. The included nvidia drivers only work with one screen and following the akmod install instructions borked the install. I also had no sucess logging in with my regular user name. Recreating the user resulted in an unable to write tmp error. How Fedora manages to get so many small things right and present a few show stopping glaring errors every stinking release infuriates me.ReplyDelete
Just finished installing Fedora 16 from my SD card. It went smoothly -- their new installer is the best I've used. I blew away my Ubuntu 11.10 setup with no regrets.ReplyDelete
No problems at all. I still haven't installed my favorite apps which aren't in the repos. I often struggle with installing software as much (or more so) than doing the full OS installation.
I've been using a partitioned 250 GB hard drive for over a year in a triple-boot setup. So far, so good.
To install a Linux distro I specify one small partition (primary) for /boot and one larger partition (on the extended partition) for /. My HD has three small boot partitions and one large extended partition which is sub-divided. Each distro has its own boot partition and '/' partition. I never do a "side by side" installation. I reformat the partitions when I install (ext2 for boot, ext4 for /). Of course, I leave the others intact.
My boot manager setup is a bit weird: "plop bootloader" goes in the MBR. Whatever bootloader the distro wants to install is placed (when possible) into the /boot partition's boot sectors. Sometimes an installer won't cooperate and I'll have to manually reinstall one or both. I pass through two bootloaders on the way to my desktop.
Ubuntu 11.10 messed up my boot loader and also didn't correct the monitor underscan caused by my video card. Fedora 15/16 did both those tasks correctly. I'm a happy camper.
Fedora seems to be better suited to my AMD video hardware than does Ubuntu. My system: Athlon X2 BE-2400 on Foxconn mainboard with AMD RS780 built-in video. 2GB RAM.
I've installed Fedora 16 without issues, but partitioning the disks by hand (I use LVM2 over LUKS and I prefer cmd-line over a GUI for doing the partitioning). From what I understand, Fedora will now try to use GPT by default. Maybe if you stick with a standard MBR and standard partitions your systems will boot.
Hope this helps.
Got great success on a Dell Vostro desktop & one Acer Aspire. Haven't tested the KDE version yet, but I'm happy so far. The stuff Fedora packages under the hood is quite amazing (I'm particularly excited about systemd, hekafs and the newer virt stack). Gnome3 is not that bad either.ReplyDelete
This is the kind of innovation that you simply don't see in other distributions or even operating systems.
I am very eager to upgrade to fc16. But then im still having second thoughts while my fc15 64bit runs very fine on Gnome 3. If i would only benefit on having Gnome 3.2 with minimal changes from version 3, i would rather stick with fc15. I'll be waiting for further more updates using fc15 and maybe upgrade to Gnome 3.2 if there would be an auto update soon.ReplyDelete
Btw, I downloaded the DVD ISO and the Live CD, using the DVD ISO, i encounter error saying "..insufficient disk space the installer will now reboot..." I tested it on running vmware player and on my lenovo G470, i got the same error on both.
I tried the Live CD, it runs fine and what i see is what i have on my fc15, so it gives me dull interest to upgrade. I am more of a Gnome user, haven't tried the KDE version yet, maybe in awhile if i have much time.
This is a nice blog you have. :)
Thanks all for your comments!ReplyDelete
@Jeff: I did check md5, no problems there, but even if I hadn't, don't you think the fact that both KDE and GNOME ISOs behave in the same way in the same machine but differently on another machine is more than just ISO checksum integration gone bad? What I mean by downloading again is that perhaps those ISOs were bad, but like I said I don't keep much hope.
As for Bodhi, I have tested the latest two releases you have put out, but unfortunately, I don't like Enlightenment at all. I even started a review, but I decided to discard it because I was too biased by my disliking of the DE. In any case, I can tell you I was having the same issues with Midori, which couldn't even display my blog contents correctly (!), skipping new lines and showing my articles as a big single paragraph.
Firefox is roughly 30MB in size and with its late updates and improvements, it is simply leaps and bounds better than Midori. My recommendation is that you get a real browser in there and forget about that piece of Alpha software.
Thanks again everybody for your feedback and tips!
Updated the post with a couple videos I quickly recorded today on my second attempt to install Fedora. This time around I concentrated on the 2730p, but same tragic end.ReplyDelete
I downloaded both ISOs again, this time using a torrent client and created liveUSBs using a different USB drive.
As you can see from the videos, the screen flickering is pretty bad (first time I have seen something like that since I started using Linux), and then, the installation simply crashes (the same one that finishes OK on my 2740p).
I don't know, I am a bit confused that nobody else seems to be encountering issues, but it is frustrating that this new release is not capable of running on hardware the last two releases were.
Oh, well...
Hi Chema,ReplyDelete
I can understand your disappointment and frustration as you were highly enthused about the Fedora 16 release. Hope you find someway to get them to work. Also I have created a new blog "My Thoughts on Linux, FOSS and Life" and the first post is "Liberate Yourself". If you have the time please check it here http://mknadeem.blogspot.com/ . Would love to have your views.
Take Care.
Hey buddyReplyDelete
Way to go with that first entry!... Very informative, but perhaps there was material there for two articles? I guess that's very much a personal thing, but I have the feeling I may be losing readers along the way when I type too much, hehehe...
Btw, wonder where that blog of yours found that look and feel! ;-)
@Chema Thanks Brother for checking it.I have used the Picture Window Template for my previous blog also but with the default setup. But this time around I changed the background and it is the one which we share that I found best looking, also I took some ques from your page widths as I found that made my blog look much better(after all you have got the artistic sense). I also felt that the article could have been in two parts,1)About GNU/Linux and 2)About Ubuntu but I wanted my first post to have everything that a new user may be up and running and didn't have to look anywhere else.ReplyDelete
Thanks once again :-)
i suggest to try dvd version of fedora, and install both gnome and kde.. i've always had problem with live images, mostly localization, but also some annoyn issues with past releases, and fo 16 i've got dvd from start, and i've two perfect installation on both desktop and notebook, intel and ati hardware worked without issues.ReplyDelete
Thanks Enrico, I guess it's my only option left. Will give it a go eventually.ReplyDelete
Hello there.ReplyDelete
I had the same issue with F16 not booting at all or even finding the disk. But I can confirm what Ionutz Borcoman said about using mbr. I ended up doing just that on my laptop after trying everything you did and more for two days;-) I use "ubuntu style" partitioning with one root partition and one for swap, and now my system boots nicely into grub 1.99. I think it may have something to do with my bios having an issue with gpt partitioning and since flashing it on linux (Toshiba provides only .exe files now) is a pain, I opted to just get a litte behind the times;-) I advice you to try this.
On a side note, marcjan007, you have to install drivers manually in Debian because of their free software guidelines, not because of them being behind the times, although stable is, by design:-)
Thanks HrafnkellReplyDelete
I have downloaded the DVD ISO and I get the same issues. The terrible screen flickering is very much there, with the difference that the DVD actually manages to complete the installation successfully.
Well, successfully is not really true. It ends, and when I boot, I have the same issue that my main drive is not found.
I appreciate the suggestions about MBR, but in all honesty, I can't be bothered. This is Fedora we are talking about, not a low-profile distro, and it's almost 2012. Come on, are Fedora developers really expecting that standard users are going to know what an MBR is, much less know how to tweak it? This is surreal!
You are exactly right, and this is why, although I love Fedora, I would never, ever, recommend it to a non-nerd. It may look, smell and feel like it's user-friendly, but there are always quirks that can lead to an unusable system. But on the other hand, we need bleeding edge distros as well to lead the way. And for those who can't be bothered, there's Mint.ReplyDelete
This particular problem, I believe is exactly due to Fedora being bleeding edge and some bioses not being. I tried installing the latest Sabayon and had the same issue. But, in case there's somebody out there who want's to ignore our warnings and go for it, the fix is unbelievably sipmle:
1. Install something like Linux Mint or Ubuntu, use the default settings.
2. Install Fedora 16 from dvd or cd, and choose to manually edit partitions.
3. Just use the two partitions Mint created, and assign them to / and swap. Format them as such. Forget about encryption and lvm unless you need it.
4. Continue with installation and go on with your life:-)
Hmmm... To be blatantly honest, this is not bleeding edge, this is bleeding stupid... To implement something like this without a fallback mode of some kind?ReplyDelete
To be innovative is one thing, but it does not make sense to go with something that will give many of your users a headache as the default implementation...
Why are they keeping BTRFS as optional for so long then? In that case I think they are using common sense, not this time. Is it really that hard to build something up on the installer that would recognize if the BIOS is modern enough to support this feature before it is applied?
And btw, my HP 2740p was release March last year... How bleeding edge do they want to be that a machine that new is already out of their game?
...but at least the steps I described should work. Another example of non-user-friendliness is the default option of lvm without even explaining it briefly in the installer. I would not expect new users to know what lvm is, let alone how it affects working with your hard drives.ReplyDelete
am afraid I got to disagree. If HP is not supporting hardware in future (they have discontinued production already), Fedora is right to withhold support for HP. I installed it in my old IBM computer with 128 (AGP) Nvidia Graphic card and unlike previous Fedora amazingly fast and sleek.ReplyDelete
I pity for the guys who bought HP. Even in this small island Ceylon university entrants were forced to buy HP (not giving these information beforehand was a bad business practice) by a politician with some hidden agenda. I now go and say do not buy HP except their Cloud Service.
I should blame HP not Fedora who is doing a wonderful job.
They can't test every possible piece of hardware out there. File a bug and say your system is experiencing these issues, probably link to this blog so they can see the videos, and then move on.ReplyDelete
These sort of things happen. Whenever you change software it has the chance to introduce bugs. It is just the nature of the beast.
You don't seem to be able to figure it out and they can't fix problems that they don't know exist.
Thanks for your comments!ReplyDelete
nater, I don't think it is about testing every piece of hardware out there, it's about the certainty (which they surely had) that many old BIOS out there would struggle to support this feature. As such, they should have come up with a workaround for those (MANY!) users, instead of stuffing this new feature down their throats.
It is NOT the nature of the beast. I hate the self complacent attitude so many open source users take, willing to simply accept any decision, regardless of how bad it is. The GNOME team have worked hard to provide automatic detection of hardware which provides a fallback mode if GNOME Shell is not supported by the hardware. KDE offers similar features when it comes to desktop effects, and so does Unity. In fact, KDE learned from their "big bang" approach to KDE 4 and have decided to provide KDE 4.x and KDE 5 in parallel. They learned that forcing users to jump off the cliff is not the best approach.
There are tons of examples of situations like this one in Linux World which have been managed correctly, so let's not just accept this because Fedora did it. We are Linux users, even fans, but precisely because of that we should be the first to stop pretending EVERYTHING goes, because if we keep doing so, Linux will never get to the level of quality it deserves.
Asoka, I can tell you have little or no enterprise experience if you speak like that. I work for a major corporation and we are still on Windows XP. EXTREME reliability is what companies look for, and it is plain stupid to expect millions of users out there who have a long term contract with HP (which btw has NOT discontinued production, not sure where you got that from) to say "oh, well, let's just throw our contracts away and start over because... well, because Fedora said so!". Similarly, it is unacceptable that users which bought their computers in 2010 are left aside. If it is a feature meant for future hardware it should NEVER come as a default option, that's just common sense.
Anyways, don't mean for this to become a big discussion here. Just wanted to share my thoughts, which I did, so enough of me already!
- AnonymousNovember 13, 2011 at 4:40 AM
Is user experience given priority in Fedora?ReplyDelete
No, never has and never will.
The Fedora project is about innovation, the advancement of FOSS and being the first to try things that may not function well.
You should always bear in mind what any Linux project aims to achieve before making statements as you may inadvertently make a statement that is contrary to the project goals.
For example,
"This is Fedora we are talking about, not a low-profile distro, and it's almost 2012. Come on, are Fedora developers really expecting that standard users are going to know what an MBR is, much less know how to tweak it? This is surreal..."
Fedora doesnt aim to please the standard user.
I never speak for a company or corporation. I agree with you in that context. I speak only for the users, using old and new computers. In this part of the world most of the users, use pirated copies and they are reluctant accept Linux.ReplyDelete
I try my best to promote Linux and not making a headway still.
The type of remarks you make kills the Linux philosophy.
I have tested over Linux 200 distributions ( I use about 10 computers and a laptop- no netbook used in for testing) over the past one year and I have not found a single distribution that satisfy all my needs. When I find a problem I immediately report it and I am glad to say unlike Windows, the Linux developers find a solution within three months. They never disappoint me in finding a solution. I have many examples but no need for me to elaborate. In your case you should have done the same thing and just wait for three months and you would have found a solution.
That is what a corporate person do. I have work with corporate clients in the past and that is what i used to do when problem is detected.
There is nothing Linux cannot solve unlike windows.
In scientific sense scathing generalization is very bad. that is what you are doing. Please do not take it personally but I have seen this often with many others doing the same.
I have already published 3 books (digital and print) and one on Cloud computing with user in mind. I have addressed some of the issues you have raised in my books. Just Type Dr. Asoka (I do not like to use this medical term in the web) at Amazon's books, you will get to the books which include other fields. Computing is not my major it is my hobby.
Update on Genome Live just posted at parafox.
Unlike Ubuntu's Unity, Fedora Unity Desktop (I think it is Unity-I may be wrong) is amazingly beautiful an new desktop experience.
They have iron out the problem with Workplaces are placed on the right hand side for easy manipulation for right handed guy/girl.
Its application arrangement is good unlike in Ubuntu Unity, which is both Applications and Software management.
We have to get used to this new desktop and give them constructive criticism.
I love the new experience in my old age and have to go through with the learning curve like a kid which invigorate me and make me feel young.
It has a nice introduction and help page, too.
As regard to HP, the information is coming from Tech-Republic and not my own.
I said what I wanted to say already, but I want to respond to some wrong assumptions that are being made here.ReplyDelete
KDE developers recently conducted a survey to better understand whether their user base would be OK with moving the locking screen to Kwin, which would result in incompatibility of the very old screensavers that are currently available in KDE. THAT right there is trying to please users. A feature that is purely cosmetic, whose removal would have absolutely no impact in functionality or reliability may still be something some users cherish, so they asked about it. Way to go, KDE!
We are not talking here about fancier window decorations, a nicer icon theme or improved font rendering, not even better help or documentation. We are talking about something that renders a number of user's machines out there useless upon installation of Fedora 16. If providing a workaround for that critical problem is "pleasing users" to you, we clearly have different understanding of that term.
Now, I guess you assume I ignore Fedora's aim (or mission, as they call it), but that's not right. Of course, I know where you are coming from, for Fedora aims to be innovative and recognizes that it is not its aim to provide long-term stability. However, that's far from implying they will provide unstable software just for the sake of being cutting edge. From one of their foundations:
"First represents our commitment to innovation. We are not content to let others do all the heavy lifting on our behalf; we provide the latest in stable and robust, useful, and powerful free software in our Fedora distribution."
Now, keeping this in mind, let's talk about "stable, robust, useful and powerful" when users with this problem can't even boot their machines.
Since Fedora 12, I have always been able to install and run it successfully, at least a big majority of its features. In my experience, Fedora was always robust and reliable, even if incorporating new, innovative and sometimes risky features. Cutting edge AND rock solid have always been part of in Fedora in the past, so I have no reason to simply accept Fedora can stop booting for no particular reason as part of the "project aim".
Chem - You should really read the docs provided with a distribution.ReplyDelete
Our Quick Start guide details why we stick with Midori by default.
Firefox and Chromium are both only 3 clicks away ;)
@Jeff: Buddy, you explained the rationale behind choosing Midori yourself in a post here not that long ago. In fact, after reading that Quickstart guide, it says about the same you said.ReplyDelete
Having said so, do you really think your average Joe will care enough to get to the Bodhi website, read the developers´ rationale for including Midori by default and forget his frustrations just like that? Doesn´t sound like a reasonable expectation to me.
In my opinion, an Internet browser is now more critical than ever before, for it handles a big percentage of the activities users do on daily basis. Prioritizing weight over functionality and reliability... Well, let´s just say I respect your choice but I don´t agree with it, and I think many people may simply decide to disregard your distro after being frustrated with Midori.
Technically speaking, yes, Firefox may be 3 clicks away, but it´s not as easy as that. For someone coming from another distribution, it may not be as straight forward to understand how Bodhi works (I personally had to play around a bit until I felt comfortable with your take on installation).
It´s just a matter of priorities, I guess. Personally, I think it´s almost 2012, most people have connections that can quickly download your roughly less than 400 MB ISO in a breeze, and it would be no different if Firefox was there by default. Download time is, therefore, not a factor here... Unless you are thinking about people with extremely slow connections, for whom your distro would not be that good a deal anyways. They would probably be better off aiming at something like Puppy Linux and its 121MB.
Start times in Firefox are VERY quick now, certainly not slower than Midori´s, and its memory management has come a long way in version 8. Browsing is faster as well (in my experience, faster than Midori´s), plus it includes many features Midori does not, like synchronization, a much wider array of extensions, higher compatibility with the latest Internet standards, etc.
Long story short: I know why you decided to include Midori, but I keep thinking it is the wrong choice. Just trying to pass some constructive feedback here, please don´t consider this harsh criticism.
- AnonymousNovember 15, 2011 at 4:06 PM
I instaled Fedora 16 without any problem ,manually partition , set home, root , swap partition
and all goes great, in spite it needed some tweak but I think like any other distro not big thinks at all , fonts, thems, icons on desktop...; I just move from ubuntu , tried mint and mint debian edition.
may be small point is about slow mirrors but we can deal with
@jeff Brother I agree with Chema on this one. Midori is just the worst browser out there that is being shipped with a distro.ReplyDelete
Also about the Enlightenment DE. It is kinda fun when you first try it, customise it and all that fun stuff but when that part it is over and you look at the rough edges, no smoothness(every thing is like drawn with a ruler) the serious lack of polish in comparison to other DEs out there. It is left gasping.
And an average users who is coming from the Windows/MacOS background, I have to say will find it ugly.
Sorry Jeff because I know you are a great fan of E17 but some serious work is needed to bring it upto scale.
Take Care Brother.
Hi, in my experience with Fedora 13 and 15... i downloaded the isos with perfect sha256sum match and BOTH get me to a hang on install. In both cases using DVD and CDs isos... perfetly burned too. I still dont know WHY but to present day i sticked to a very old Fedora 12 installation but fuctional.ReplyDelete
Enlightenment looks are one big fail for me as well. It´s not just how menus look and all that, which after all is very much subjective, but also the fact that GTK apps look completely out of place when compared to Enlightenment native ones.ReplyDelete
I am a huge fan of the work KDE has put in place to make all apps, QT and GTK alike, look as native as possible in KDE. This offers a very consistent and professional feel that I love. In fact, GNOME is going through inconsistencies as well as some of its apps are still not migrated to GNOME3, and it sucks... even if those inconsistencies are much less than the ones we see in Enlightenment.
I experienced exactly the same result (screen flicker) on my 2730 with Fedora 16. I believe the problem is in the Intel video driver in the new 3.1.0 kernel, as it also happened when I updated the kernel in Arch Linux from 3.0.7 to 3.1.0 on the same machine. I'm quite sure F16 uses the 3.1.0 kernel at install, but I noticed that the 3.1.1 is now available as an update. I haven't tried it yet, but I'm hopeful.ReplyDelete
I have never used Fedora before but have heard much good about it. I usually us Ubuntu and/or Debian Lenny or Sarge. Fedora 16 was a massive disappointment. First, Gnome 3 would not load from the live CD. Undaunted, I installed to HD anyway. On reboot, no login screen but I could get a picture of it by hitting Print Screen. Finally did CTRL-ALT-F2 and added a normal user. Then startx. Got something that was probably part of Gnome 2 but no panels, no launchers ... nothing but the desktop background. Also during install to HD, I had no opportunity to select packages and it installed the bootloader without asking. I installed QGIS but it would not display.ReplyDelete
After a while, I could not even Alt-F2 to get an apps list which meant that neither could I use a terminal to try installing a more suitable desktop.
In the end, Fedora 16 was only useful to provide a boot menu so that I could get into my Ubuntu install, delete the Fedora 16 partition and reinstall Grub2.
Fedora 16 was a complete waste of time for me. To make matters worse, forum support seems pretty shaky.
Thanks Dr Dynamics!ReplyDelete
I may go back to Fedora 16 in some time, but I am very interested in your testing with Kernel 3.1.1. Please share your findings!
I love that you both are saying E is "ugly". There in we see how truly subjective appearance is, a good deal of people believe E is the best looking desktop out there.ReplyDelete
As for "seamlessness" that is also the user's choice. Here is a screenshot with GTK, EFL and QT applications running - http://www.enlightenment.org/ss/e-4e828279efec81.14406512.png
They all look pretty much the same.
Last comment here as you obviously miss our ideal of user choice. From what you have said you want the distro you download to make all your choices for you - and thats fine, but it is not what we are about.
Hey Jeff.ReplyDelete
I did mention looks are subjective, I was talking about integration, and your screenshot does not prove me wrong. In fact, it is a bit of a cheating example, if I may say so.
Yes, I talked about GTK apps and QT apps, but it was kinda obvious I was implying KDE and GNOME apps. Showing VLC (which has its own interface that looks out of place on ALL Linux DEs) and Firefox (which also has a bit of a quirky interface) is a bit misleading, to be honest. The real deal would to install something like Amarok, Digikam, Evolution or F-spot, and see how those buttons and menus look completely out of place in Enlightenment.
Btw, your screenshot is an example of a highly customized Enlightenment desktop, nothing like the default look and feel users can find in Bodhi right after they install. That default look and feel is what I was talking about, not a customization that hides differences.
About what you say last... I am not sure I understand, to be honest. All distros decide their standards, and all distros allow users to change them and make them personal after the initial install. How´s Bodhi different? Are you not choosing Midori? Are you not choosing Enlightenment? Are you not choosing how installation is managed, how the splash and login screens look like? How about choosing to stick to Ubuntu 10.04 and go with a semi-rolling approach? Aren´t those choices yours?
Invariably, building a distro means the distro builder will make choices that the distro users have to live with. Some of those choices can be changed, some cannot, so yeah, defaults are important. Bodhi is exactly the same as any other distro in that regard.
In fact, I am not sure I would understand creating a distro with an ideal target user in mind who will change everything once the installation is over. It would be different if we were talking about one of those "minimal" distros, where you would be providing a bare-bones enlightenment desktop specifically designed for users to build on, but that´s not the case here.
I don´t know, I am not sure I follow your rationale. It´s great that you target advanced users who will have no problem modifying default settings, but I don´t see how that "justifies" default choices that are not up to standards (going back to Midori here).
Anyhow, enough with the criticism. Despite the fact that I dislike some things about Bodhi, I believe the effort you guys are putting in place is admirable, and considering how young your distro is, I find it works well. Undoubtedly, E17 is VERY fast, so that must be a big plus for users seeking that, plus, like you said, it will be an awesome choice for Enlightenment fans. Last but not least, my jaw hit the floor when I saw that gorgeous splash screen you guys have, it must be the most beautiful Plymouth creation I have seen to date.
So yeah, please keep up your great work. I just wish you consider some of my feedback at some point.
I had a chance to try out the 3.1.1 kernel (Arch has also updated to 3.1.1), and the result is still the same, despite the indications I've seen that there were some more improvements to the Intel video drivers. So no Fedora 16 for now.ReplyDelete
The screenshot Jeff links looks an awful lot like a default laptop profile setup with the detourious theme. I admit the detourious theme is not installed fresh out of the box, but the profile is. A few clicks and a fresh bodhi system could look very much like the screenshot Jeff posted. As much as Jeff likes detourious, I would not be surprised if it is one of the default themes in Bodhi 1.2.3.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 17, 2011 at 2:49 PM
I have a HP 2730p too. I can confirm the problem with flickering display on Fedora 16. Earlier version was ok.
Thanks all for your comments!ReplyDelete
Dr Dynamics, I will use my 2740 at some point, which strangely enough, did not get any flickering. Must be that Intel HD cards use a different driver?
Tristam, that's OK, maybe it's not that customized, but that's a minor thing, for that theme only adds a bit of make up. The truth of the matter is that GNOME and KDE apps look out of place in general, and I don't see that changing any time soon (as opposed to KDE, for instance, which is constantly improving how GNOME apps look when run on it).
- AnonymousJanuary 9, 2012 at 7:24 PM
On a brand new Dell Inspiron with Terabytes of USB HDD's and dual 500GB internal HDDs with 8megs of memory, on an Intel board with dual Quads (3.00mHz) ....I haven't had any trouble except that I'm a newbie, so everything is a bit 'greekish' to me.ReplyDelete
Cheers everyone. Perhaps F16 was intended for
I still believe Fedora should have offered the partition table changes as optional, not default... And even if they were default, big warnings should be thrown at the user informing of the changes and the potential consequences of installing F16 using the default settings.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 23, 2012 at 12:35 AM
I have successfully installed the latest Fedora release on an IBM Thinkpad T42 (released in 2003) and a Dell Dimension 300 (with only an nVidia GeForce FX 5200 and 2GB of ram as the only hardware changes from the default options at the time of build, built a year or so later) with no issues whatsoever. The nVidia card works as well as it is supposed to with the non-prop versions of the drivers from the installer dvd on the desktop and on the Thinkpad everything works ootb, including the fingerprint reader. The problems do seem to be with the HP hardware, this is not the first blog I have come across slating Fedora on HP devices. However it is the first that completely fails to take into account the way HP now handles support for F/OSS based operating systems like Fedora and that there is NO support whatsoever for a lot of devices that are now out of production.ReplyDelete
Sure, Ubuntu and others work fine... that appears to be because of their sponsor's charitable work with older/non-supported hardware. Suck it up and move on, or failing that due to wanting to test properly... line to use custom grub boot options and anaconda scripts from installer only media.
Fedora is bleeding-edge and has never claimed to be for first time users, although their live media IS making it easier for converts from Windows and other distributions to use from the start a little knowledge is kinda expected. Failing GNU/Linux knowledge... the ability to google for workarounds or ask questions from the community, instead of outright slating
Thanks for your comment, glad it worked for you...ReplyDelete
On a different note, since you mentioned "the ability to google for workarounds or ask questions from the community, instead of outright slating"... I guess I could say you could have read my comments before making yours, you probably wouldn't have said what you did if you had... Unless you are a Fedora fanboi, that is.
i too have installed f16 on my dell optiplex machine without any problems except after installation it fails to start gnome.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 4, 2012 at 4:05 PM
Tried fedora 16 on my Dell Precision 470, and experienced flickering screens, and the computer kept hanging. Am even now thinking of going either CentOS or Oracle Linux route. anyone had a successful install on a machine with intel xeon?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 6, 2012 at 10:27 AM
I just installed Fedora 16's KDE spin (I cannot stand the stupid new Gnome 3.)ReplyDelete
It was an unpleasant install. The two ugliest parts (1) the "firstboot" stuff failed spectacularly and I ended up with a black screen; since I use a static network (no DHCP around here), that meant also no network since NetworkManager doesn't seem to have any type of command line configuration (I ended up creating a /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts file by hand) (2) the fonts look horrible compared to, say, Fedora 14.
Another ugly fail was in the initial "yum update", which featured both a selinux error *and* a grub (not grub2) error for memtest86.
What a disappointment. I don't believe that a newbie would stand for such a sloppy distribution.
- AnonymousMarch 13, 2012 at 5:00 AM
Just installed fedora16 x86_64, So far eventless and nothing dramatic, I have two hdds, ONe runs my windows-xp, came with the desktop, So I have another sata drive running Linux, I use this method from at least 2001, Now Anaconda wont show me an option to install Grub on first drive, sda, THe only options are either on sdb or sdb1 (LOL), Manually doing grub2-install /dev/sda worked, THe grub2 screen does not show any splash, there is a grub splash.xpm inside /boot/grub (WOndering what is that for anyway, Apart from that, THere is no option in admin menu to disable selinux(maybe I have to use spectacles), Now there are 765 packages to update and another 50 to install for compatibility, LOL I have installed only 1895 packages in total and have to update so much, The only recommendation from my side to Fedora, Just install on a few machines nefore releasing the JUNK!!,ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 18, 2012 at 2:45 AM
Fedora 16 x64 runs fine for me. If you don't like that, get into windows again.ReplyDeleteReplies
Heil Hitler!... Good that you gave me an option to go to Windows instead of a gas chamber, because after all, the only criteria worth keeping in mind is whether Fedora works for you, right?Delete
- AnonymousApril 2, 2012 at 8:14 AM
I was working good with F16 KDE x86_64 until I got the official update of the newer kernel. I have some serious problems now........ReplyDelete
This is the main issue with my Fedora KDE.
I receive an official update to make my life better but, sometimes the opposite happens......
(I use only KDE , I hate the gnome versions of Fedora)
The KDE version is POWER.
Anyway Fedora OS is very strong, rather simple-user friendly (autoplus...) and very stable, so it is difficult for me to change it. It's like a fatal mistress for me.
Sorry. I will keep it anyway.
Fedora is living on the edge, and as such, it can mean trouble when receiving so many Kernel updates in one release window. Users requiring specific drivers for their video cards, for instance, might sweat it with Fedora, certainly more than they would with other more conservative distros.ReplyDelete
Having said so, Fedora is relentlessly improving and getting closer to average users little by little. For now, I would still recommend it to advanced users only, specially since there are other easier alternatives out there like Kororaa or Fuduntu.
- AnonymousApril 16, 2012 at 3:35 PM
all distro are livin on the edge. windows with its many paid emloyees working on it full time, can only release an os every five years. realistically. 6-8 month tme frame arent enough.ReplyDelete
so with 6 month cycles , ubuntu, fedora, opensuse are all bleeding edge. except for debian stable, ubuntu lts and centos.
The #1 thing I do when booting a test version of Fedora, is to disable SElinux.I "Hit Tab" at the 1rst Grub menu and append: selinux=0ReplyDelete
This way I eliminate nasty security errors and then re-enable it -once things are patched and more post-install stable.
I also fetch either; EasyLife, Autoplus and/or Fedora Utils.
They make everything pretty painless.
Hola e instalado el fedora 16 X64 en un laptop Samsung R439 el cual conecto por HDMI a un monitor Samsung P2370HD en 1080p y me funciona de maravilla, puedo poner una película en el monitor para que miren mis hermanos y seguir programando en la pantalla del laptop y funciona muy fluido, no podido leer todos los comentarios, pero a mí me funciona bien y como dicen en algún comentario puede ser la versión del kernel ,de pronto podrías arrancar y pasar a consola ,actualizar el kernel , si no te funciona te recomiendo uses debíanReplyDelete


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One of the odd things about working in finance is that, after a while, you begin to see the hidden quirks of humanity that might be "obscured" to the majority.
Case in point: wealth distribution. Not surprisingly, most people mistakenly believe that even the little guy (e.g. the bottom 20% of earners) gets a small (e.g. at least 1%) seat at the big money table. Not true.
Because of their small percentage share of total wealth, both the "4th 20%" value (0.2%) and the "Bottom 20%" value (0.1%) are not visible in the "Actual" distribution.
After logging enough hours in front of a trading screen, you eventually become self-aware of just how much wealth can be exchanged in a single minute in a semi-popular stock, not to mention, the immensity of the cumulative wealth exchanged in global marketplaces like NYSE and NASDAQ over an entire trading day.
So I'm actually a little disappointed in the >$100k voters in this behavioral economics / investor psychology experiment because they didn't do a better job at estimating reality versus what the real wealth distribution really is.
But, therein lies the beauty of behavioral economics by illustrating how well our cognitive biases, preconceived notions and cultural ideologies prevent us from seeing reality versus fictitious talking points so common in mainstream media today.
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Have a question for you – Does this sort of data inspire or depress you?
Honestly, it probably inspired me a little bit. Had I been asked to estimate how much money is controlled by the top 20% of wealthy individuals, I would have guessed 90% to 95%. Since it's only in the mid 80s, I find that rather positive.
Full disclosure, though, I'm a glass half empty kinda guy. I find it's easier this way considering much of the financial world that we live in revolves around the Greater Fool Theory and who can best sell their misinformation/distorted facts in favor of whatever argument/product/service they happen to be selling.
I must admit that I am amazed how badly off the bottom 20% is. But I am not so surprised about us having such wrong perceptions. I suppose we are victims of at least two psychological concepts. (1) The egotistical bias makes us think that everybody has the same life, values, outlook, attitudes, etc. as we have. (2) The reference point probably has us start at an equal distribution which is the result of thinking that we live in a meritocracy.
I agree on both counts because this data is a huge slap in the face for anyone who thinks the world is an even playing field.
For example, anyone who takes a gander at Gladwell's "Outliers" can find out, in layman lingo, just how unfair life can be once you extend the timeline of competition.
But this was a great example of just how severely skewed cognitive bias can become, as well as, how incredibly difficult they are to overcome. Moreover, the less you know the more confident you become in your false assumptions/answers (e.g. good old Dunning Kruger effect).
But charts like these are exactly why I piss off so many people on both sides of the political spectrum: neither side wants to acknowledge their personal biases towards one or the other might need readjusting to real world data versus residing within the confines of their personal fantasy land.
I got the same problem. Facts are sometimes uncomfortable especially if they put strong held beliefs into question.
In many ways I agree, but the problem is the laws of evolution no longer applies to the human species.
And the people that pander to the people of greater numbers will win the day. It's extremely cynical of me to say that, but that's the basic political meme of the last 30 years.
That makes a lot of sense. The gap between the rich and poor seems to be increasing even more so and at an exponential rate as we expand in this technological age of innovation.
Agreed. If someone is worried about they're going to survive paycheck to paycheck, versus someone whose primary concerns is how to invest for tomorrow, chances are far higher the latter will prevail in the money game.
For example, two middle class families in the early 1980s – one invested in the market and one did not. Chances are fairly high one is upper middle class and one is lower middle class now.


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• allergy treatments (unless life threatening);
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• palliative care; or
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Epidemic: An outbreak of a contagious disease that spreads rapidly and widely and that is identified as an epidemic by The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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You aren't covered for any loss that results directly or indirectly from any of the following general exclusions.
The following things if they affect you, a traveling companion or a family member, whether the family member is traveling with you or not:
• existing medical conditions (unless you have existing medical condition coverage in Section 2);
• intentional self-harm or attempting or committing suicide (only applies to you);
• pregnancy, (unless specifically included in Section 2), unless there are unforeseen complications or problems with the pregnancy;
• fertility treatments, childbirth or elective abortion;
• a mental or nervous health disorder (like anxiety, depression, neurosis, psychosis and others), or any related physical complications (physical complication means any physical symptom); or
• the use or abuse of alcohol or drugs, or any related physical complications (physical complication means any physical symptom).
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• flying or learning to fly an aircraft as a pilot or crew member;
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• body contact sports (meaning any sport where the objective is to physically render an opponent unable to continue with the competition such as boxing and full contact karate);
• mountain climbing or any other high altitude activities; or
• scuba diving below 120 feet (40 meters) or without a dive master.
The following events:
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• terrorist events (unless specifically included in Section 2);
• financial default (unless specifically included in Section 2); or
• unlawful acts.
You aren't eligible for reimbursement under any coverage if:
• your common carrier tickets don't show departure and return dates; or
• the departure and return dates on your application or other form don't represent when you actually intended to travel.
You aren't covered for any loss that results directly or indirectly from any of the following specific exclusions unless they're included in Section 2, What this policy includes.
Lost, damaged or stolen baggage coverage
• intentional loss of or damage to equipment;
• defective materials or workmanship; or
• ordinary wear and tear.
These items aren't covered:
• animals;
• cars and accessories, motorcycles and motors, aircraft, boats and other vehicles;
• bicycles, skis and snowboards (unless they're checked with a common carrier);
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• hearing aids, artificial teeth and limbs;
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A flush mounted ceiling fixture of cast brass with a leaf-and-dart border. The bent, seeded glass lens is held by a leafy rosette and acorn finial.
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Arrhythmias occur when there is a disruption in how the electrical signal develops or moves throughout the heart. Factors that can cause arrhythmias include:
- The heart's natural pacemaker (sinoatrial node) develops an abnormal rate or rhythm.
Injury or illness makes it difficult or impossible for electrical signals to move through the heart. Injury or illness may occur due to:
- Coronary artery disease
- Damaged heart muscle— cardiomyopathy
- Abnormal heart valves
- Direct traumatic injury to the heart
- Birth defects
- Electrical stimulation arises from abnormal areas of the heart, other than the sinoatrial node.
- Stimulants—Makes the heart beat faster even though there is no need.
- Electrolyte abnormalities—Can increase or decrease the ability for muscles to contract and change ability of nerves to send signals.
External factors that are associated with arrhythmias include:
- Stress
- Caffeine
- Tobacco
- Alcohol
- Illegal stimulants, such as cocaine and methedrine
- Diet pills
- Some over-the-counter medications, such as cough and cold medicines
- Certain prescription medications, such as those that treat cardiovascular disease, asthma , depression , or thyroid disorders.
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• 256Meg x 72
• Long Dimm 240-Pin
• ECC Registered
• Dual Ranked
• 400MHz
This RAM could be manufactured by Samsung Hynix or Micron.
Memory spec terms
If you're not sure if a module is right for your system, use Memory America configurator for a list of guaranteed compatible modules.
NON-ECC/Non-parity — Most desktop and laptop computers take NON-ECC or Non-parity memory.
ECC/Parity — ECC or parity modules look for errors in data and are most often found in servers and other mission-critical applications used by large networks and businesses.
Unbuffered — Most PCs and workstations use unbuffered memory which is faster than registered memory.
Registered/Buffered — Registered or buffered modules delay all information transferred to the module by one clock cycle. This type of memory is primarily used in servers.
Fully buffered — Designed for next-generation servers, features an advanced memory buffer.
CL — CAS (column address strobe) latency, which is the number of clock cycles it takes before data starts to flow after a command is received. Lower CL is faster. Modules with different CL can be mixed on a system, but the system will only run at the highest (slowest) CL.
Component configuration — (For example: 64Meg x 64) Indicates the size of the memory chip components on the module.
Voltage — For example 1.8V. Indicates the power used by the module. The lower the better.
Check the glossary and FAQs for more detailed definitions.
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Will ecc memory work on a non ecc motherboard?
ECC Memory has an extra chip on the memory that performs Error Checking and Correcting functions. It's really only recommended for machines being used as servers.
For home systems, non-ECC memory is recommended unless you KNOW you need the ECC function. This is because ECC and non-ECC memory can almost always be mixed in the same system with no problems. If you mix these types of memory, the system will run as if all the memory was non-ECC.
Non-ECC memory is also recommended because it runs a little faster than ECC memory since it doesn't need to do the extra error checking. ECC memory is only really beneficial if you're going to be processing massive amounts of data (like a server does) and all data needs to be 100% accurate. Non-ECC is all that's needed for 99% of the computers out there.
What is registered memory?
A memory module that contains registers that hold the data for one clock cycle before it is moved on to the motherboard. This process increases the reliability of high-speed data access. Registered memory modules are typically used only in servers and other mission-critical systems where it is extremely important that the data is properly handled.


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Contemporary 1 3/8" slat.
Available with Cordless option.
Sculpted integrated valance and hidden installation brackets provide a sleek contemporary look.
Durable steel headrail components standard.
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Privacy, Cordless and SheerView options available.
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Total light control is achieved by eliminating route holes with the privacy option.
Premium slats are partially made from recycled aluminum.
Cordless lift system is easy to use and is safe for children and pets.
To keep your Kirsch Metal Blind looking its best, periodically wipe it with a soft dust cloth, a dusting mitt, or a round
brush attachment from a vacuum cleaner.
You can clean the blind hanging in place or you can take it down. By tilting the slats down, but not quite closed,
you'll be able to clean most of the top surface of each slat.
In a very dusty environment, just clean the blind using a sponge or dampened soft cloth.
Use warm (not hot) water and mild detergent. The mild detergent cannot contain abrasives.
Rinse the blind with clean water to prevent water spots.
Place a towel on the floor or window sill to absorb any water that drips from the blind.
Please note that certain solutions and equipment are too harsh and can cause shrinkage and/or color damage to your
blind. The Kirsch Lifetime-Limited Warranty does not cover damage caused by cleaning methods that use abrasive solutions or by ultrasonic cleaning machines.
Read all installation instructions!
• Make sure that you have all tools and hardware needed
for installation.
• Check the installation surface (wall, ceiling, or
window frame) to ensure that you have suitable fasteners and tools
for the material.
• Double check the headrail and shade for proper width
and length. If you are installing several sets of shades, be sure
to match them with the appropriate window.
• Check the parts list shipped with the product to
confirm that you have the correct number of brackets.
Recommended Tools
• Phillips head screwdriver
• Pencil
• Level
• Tape measure
• Safety glasses
• Drill/drill bits (1/16" drill bit may be used to
pre-drill for screws)
• 1/4" Wrench (if using extension brackets)
• Hex nutdriver (optional for mounting screws)
• Drywall anchors
There are different types of mounting brackets, depending on
the headrail size and style. However, all types shown below work
in a similar manner.
Style 1
Style 2
Style 3
Open the front of the bracket by pressing on the bottom of
the bracket to release the locking tab while lifting the front
If your blinds include optional extension brackets,
temporarily assemble them to the mounting brackets at this time.
You will need to use the extension brackets to determine mounting
hole locations in Steps 3 and 4. Refer to the included
instructions for your style of extension brackets.
• Position the box brackets at each end of the headrail.
• When using a single center support bracket, center it
between the box brackets. For more than one center support
bracket, space the support brackets evenly, not more than
30" apart. Making sure the brackets will not interfere with
the cord mechanism or any other internal parts.
• Mark the bracket mounting hole locations, making sure
they are square and equally spaced. For outside-mount
installations, use a spirit level to check for levelness.
• Position the box brackets at each end of the headrail.
Depending on the installation location, box brackets can be
attached using the top, back, or the side holes.
• Mark the location of the desired bracket mounting
holes, making sure they are square and equally spaced.
To properly engage the headrail on inside mount
installations, some bracket styles require up to 1/4″
between the headrail locking tabs and the mounting surface. If
needed, use the included shims to ensure the necessary spacing.
• Separate the shims.
• Align the shim(s) and mark with the mounting holes
used for marking bracket locations in Step 3.
• Drill through-holes at the marked locations
Example: Installation in drywall using drywall
anchors and included screws. Use two screws per bracket.
Example: Installation in a wood window frame using the
included screws. Use two screws per bracket. Depending on the
installation location, box brackets can be attached using the top,
back, or the side holes.
Fit the front lip of the headrail over the hook on the front
of the bracket.
Roll the back of the headrail up until the back clips of the
bracket lock into place with a "click." Be careful not to clip the
top slat when attaching the headrail to the mounting brackets.
Pressing back on the headrail, roll the back of the headrail
up until the back clips of the bracket lock into place with a
Fit the front lip of the headrail over the spring-loaded
ledge on the front of the bracket.
Pressing back on the headrail, roll the back of the headrail
up until the back lip of the headrail catches on the back lip of
the bracket.
• Remove the protective rubber cap from the tilt
mechanism on the headrail.
• Slide the wand sleeve onto the tilter stem and fit the
flat end of the S-hook into the tilter stem.
• Hook the end of the tilt wand onto the S-hook/Loop and
pull down the sleeve on the tilt mechanism.
• Rotate the tilt wand in each direction to ensure
proper operation.
• With the hold-down brackets attached to the bottom
rail, lower the blinds to the hold-down bracket mounting surface
and mark the bracket locations.
• Attach the hold-down brackets at the bottom of the
window with the included screws, as shown for your installation
• To attach the bottom rail, gently pull the brackets
out slightly and insert the pins into the holes on the bottom rail
of the blinds.
• Clip the rounded end of the hold-down pins into the
hole at each end of the bottom rail. The other end will hook into
the hold-down brackets.
NOTE: Some styles may have the hold-down pins built into the
bottom rail.
• With the hold-down brackets attached to the bottom
rail, lower the blinds to the hold-down bracket mounting surface
and mark the location of the bracket.
• Attach the bottom rail hold-down pins to the
Find Width
Measure exact distance to the nearest 1/8" between inside
surfaces of window frame at the top, middle, and bottom, and use
the narrowest width. Do not make any width deductions. For custom
blinds, the factory will automatically make appropriate
Find Height
Measure exact distance to the nearest 1/8" from inside
surface at top of window to sill at the left, middle and right and
use the longest height. If you prefer blind not to touch sill,
deduct 1/4". If there is no sill, measure height to the point
where the shade reaches.
Measure exact distance to the nearest 1/8" between the
outermost points where the blind is to be placed. For optimal
light control, this measurement should extend 3/4" beyond the
window opening on each side (or 1 1/2" for the entire width).
Measure exact distance to the nearest 1/8" from where top of
the blind will be located to the top of sill. If there is no sill
or if blind is to overlap window frame, measure to the point the
shade reaches.
Measure overall width of the area to be covered.
Measure width of the area each blind is to cover. Measure and
specify the left shade first, continuing to the right. Factory
will allow a minimum of 1/2" between shades for operating
The total width of all shades must equal the total headrail
width. If ordering a valance wider than the blind, a diagram is
To measure height, use standard inside or outside measuring
Kirsch extends a limited lifetime warranty on the enclosed product to the original residential retail purchaser only if the product was properly installed and remains in the original window.
The product is covered against manufacturing defects (i. e., a flaw in the product design, materials or workmanship that causes the product to no longer function) and has a limited lifetime warranty. Lifetime warranty extends for the life of the product as defined by category below:
Normal wear and tear
Any product that fails due to:
Any product that, with the passage of time, exhibits:
Natural material (including, but not limited to wood, grass, jute, reeds) products that have:
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In the event there are multiple blinds/shades in the same room, only the defective blind/shade will be replaced.
If damage occurred during shipping, call 1-800-538-6567 and report within 14 calendar days of delivery or you may be denied credit for your damaged product.
For online product-specific trouble shooting information, refer to www.Kirsch.com.
If you suspect this Kirsch product has a manufacturing defect in materials or workmanship:
Any unauthorized returns will not be accepted.
If this Kirsch product is found to have a manufacturing defect in materials or workmanship, we will (at our discretion) do one of the following:
Colors vary from lot to lot and may not exactly match sample swatch or previous purchases
Discontinued items or color selections will be replaced with the closest equivalent current product
This limited lifetime warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights, which vary from state to state/province to province. Some states/provinces do not allow limitations on how long a warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to you.
No agent, representative, dealer, or unauthorized employee has the authority to increase or alter the obligation of this warranty. This limited lifetime warranty supersedes any previous versions.
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Our services, technology and expertise enable workplaces, big and small, to simplify the way work gets done so they can operate more effectively and focus more on what matters most: their real business.
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So, what if you show up at a TSA checkpoint and you can't find your ID? Does that mean you won't fly? Nope… You'll still be able to fly as long as you provide us with some information that will help us determine you are who you say you are. Verifying the identity of people coming through checkpoints is an important part of security, just as vetting passenger names against the No Fly and Selectee lists.
Using the information you provide, if we can confirm your identity, you'll be cleared to go through security, and you may or may not have to go through some additional screening. If we can't confirm your identity with the information you provide or you're not willing to provide us with the information to help us make a determination, you may not be able to fly.
You can find a list of acceptable IDs here.
Also, prior to the new ID rules rolling out last year, there were tons of questions, and we addressed the questions with several blog posts you can review here:
- 8.13.2008 You won't be put on a TSA "List" if you forget Your ID
- 8.11.2008 Furthering the Dialogue on IDs
- 7.03.2008 Yet Another ID Post...With Some Answers to Your Questions
- 6.27.2008 ID Update and Word on the Blog
- 6.23.2008 New ID Requirements: The First 48
- 6.20.2008 New ID Requirements Begin Tomorrow
- 6.11.2008 Why is ID Important for Security?
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Finding the correct frame size to suit you requires you to know a little about the different measurements that are used. Size information is normally broken down in to arm / temple length (ranges between 120 - 150mm), bridge width (ranges between 14 - 24mm, and lens width (ranges between 40 - 62mm). We also include a frame height measurement where possible, this can vary depending on frame style.
If you require further help, please do not hesitate to contact our customer service team on 03303 801 190 (Mon - Fri, 9am - 17.30pm) for further assistance.
I already have glasses, how do I find out their size?
If you have a pair of glasses that are a perfect fit, you can usually find the frame size information on the frame - usually on the arm or the bridge.
What to look for?
You will often find a variety of information on the frame, including model number, branding and frame sizing. The numbers you are looking for will be similar to this format 150 - 22 - 50 although this can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. These numbers provide the following information:-
150 - Arm / temple size (in mm), a 3 digit value normally ranging from 120 - 150.
22 - Bridge size (in mm), a 2 digit value normally ranging from 14 - 24.
50 - Lens width (in mm), a 2 digit value normally ranging from 40 - 62.
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The standard tinted lenses for this item will be removed and replaced with clear prescription lenses unless you select a sun lens option
I want sunglasses only.
These sunglasses will be shipped to you with the manufacturers sun lenses, with no prescription.
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Looking for cute art and craft supplies for your event? As any parent will tell you, kids love to do craft projects. Nothing is more fun than making something themselves and then showing it off to friends and family as well. It is even better if it can be displayed on the fridge for everyone to see throughout the week. We are excited to offer a large selection of fun craft supplies, ranging from decorative crayons to colorful stickers. All of our items are designed to help children be more creative and develop their artistic skills, allowing every budding artist to thrive.
Along with fun art supplies, we also have a variety of fun back to school supplies to make school even more fun. We have a variety of novelty erasers, pencil sharpeners, and pencils too - allowing kids to give their own personal touch to doing school work. Since the majority of our supplies are sold in collection or assortment packs, it is easy to have enough of all these supplies for everyone at a child's party, or to last the school year. We are also constantly adding new supplies to the site, making it easy for every artist or student to find exactly what they need for their project.
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