Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Core Issues

Kubutu 14.04 is totally unstable.  The gurus on these are in disbelief so having to document these issues.  I run 8 machines all running this installation from the same LiveDVD. No one of the machines, matches the install/config of the next machine and should all being installed from the same DVD and then running the same package install script(s) for subsequent package installs*.

Since time is limited, do not have full documentation of the differences, but here is the starting documentation:

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Work Desktop:
	* Teamviewer will not install,
	* Transcribe will not install,
	* Thuderbird keeps erroring and restarting,
	* Thuderbird filters not working,
	* Thuderbird keeps not sending (usually sends but never saves, set to save in originating directory),
	* Thuderbird does not edit without special actions
	* Samba not working, not seeing any network shares,
	* System Monitor gives XML error (purge/reinstall not working),
	* MySQL Sync not working,
	* PHPmyAdmin not reading the config correctly so times out with new login needed,
	* Other packages do not correctly install from master setup script,
	* Panel Icon positions not saving
	* Ubuntu update forced re-install of Thuderbird but still does not work right,
	* Ubuntu update forced re-install of Dropbox but does not see the folder,
	*
	*

Home Main Desktop:
	* Apache Aliases not resolving
	* WebMin not working (purge/reinstall not working. Errors),
	* MySQL Sync not working,
	* Panel Icon positions not saving
	* Thuderbird keeps erroring and restarting,
	* Thuderbird filters not working,
	* Transcribe will not install,
	* Samba not working, not seeing any network shares,
	* PHPmyAdmin not reading the config correctly so times out with new login needed,
	*
	*
	*

Home Alternate Desktop:
	* MySQL Sync not working,
	* Drive errors after full drive checkup on boot (MSG: Root filesystem failed), locks computer,
	* Panel Icon positions not saving
	* Samba not working, not seeing any network shares,
	*
	*

Laptop:
	* Firefox will not resolve anything.com "HOME" pages (anything with index.*),
	* Firefox right click does not work,
	* Firefox buttons, links, preferences, etc. do not work,
	* Network and Samba Directories not working (errors),
	* MySQL Sync not working,
	* System Monitor missing,
	* io_slave errors when navigating directories,
	* Network startup errors, times out on bootup and has to be manually started after boot,
	* Panel Icon positions not saving
	* Samba not working, not seeing any network shares,
	*
	*

Server1 (Control Server + UI):
	* WebMin not working (errors),
	* MySQL Sync not working,
	* Dropbox install errors,
	* Panel Icon positions not saving
	* Samba not working, not seeing any network shares,
	*
	*

Server2 (Proxy Gateway):
	* MySQL Sync not working,
	* Snort install errors,
	* Untangle install errors,
	* ClamAV install errors,
	* Samba not working, not seeing any network shares,
	*

Server3 (DB Server + UI):
	* WebMin not working (errors),
	* MySQL Sync not working,
	* Teamviewer will not install,
	* Panel Icon positions not saving
	* Samba not working, not seeing any network shares,
	*
	*

Server4 (File Server):
	* WebMin not working (errors),
	* MySQL Sync not working,
	* Samba not working, not seeing any network shares,
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	*
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* Exceptions are the security packages that are installed (supposed to install) on the Proxy Gateway server.

Anyway this starts my documentation on this issue.  There are many other minor issues with the desktop inconsistancies and other "annoying" things, that I can work around, but the installs must work the same on each and every machine regardless of make, model, cpu, memory and/or I/O card(s) or other installed cards or driver supported items.

Will be running "lshw" on each machine to document all hardware, so gurus can inspect their code and drivers supporting the installed hardware on each.  Will put those in separate PBs, due to length, and add links to those here.

Cheers!

OMR