What a coincidece! I too have a book scanner that scans books, and requires a human operator to attend to turning the pages.
It's called a scanner.
I upgraded my Compaq Presario 1200 (700mhz, 300MiB RAM, 6GB HDD) from 9.04 to 9.10 Xubuntu using Update Manager with no problems whatsoever. My 3com PCMCIA wireless card still works, crappy Medion graphics tablet, sound, Wine, everything.
They introduced a new picture browsing application (Ristretto) which I don't believe was there before, so now there's two 'ready picture browser'-type apps installed (9.04 had its own one, I think it was simply called Image Viewer, which had a near identical interface to Windows XP's image preview). Kinda confused me at first.
The only thing that's really getting my goat is that 9.10 uses a different version of gdm (apparently the one used in 9.04 was 'really old'). This new gdm can't be themed, and as a result I'm stuck with a really, really naff looking login screen that can't readily be customised or themed (it also shows a userlist, which I don't want). I could manually install the old gdm, I suppose, but I'll just wait for the new one to support themes. On a more practical note, the bar that appears at the bottom of the screen (Sessions, International, etc.) doesn't display correctly in my 800x600 screen. It overlaps and jumbles up.
- your DRM is working just fine.
Noone? He's a detective.
No matter how hard you try to hide your information, Noone will find out. That's because Noone cares.
Who is 'Anonymous'? Noone knows his name. Noone knows where he lives. Noone can destroy him.
When you're in deep trouble, Noone can save you. Trust Noone.
All power corrupts, but we need electricity.