[ Thanks to Rex
Djere for this link. ]
“Today, I opened up a terminal, issued the su command,
and typed in my root password on my Fedora 14 laptop. I then issued
the “yum update” command to install all of the latest Fedora 14
updates. I am running Fedora 14 on a 64-bit Toshiba Satellite L675
laptop. Fedora 14 runs extremely well on it with the exception of
no wifi drivers, and the touchpad’s response is a little bit
subpar. There is also an issue with audio recording/input. I cannot
record from my microphone in Audacity. There is an incredible
lag/failure in audio recording. When I do try to record, on
playback, most of what I recorded is missing. Also, Google Voice
does not work from the receiver’s perspective. I can hear them
fine, but they report that the transmissions from my end are
continuously breaking up, making it impossible to understand
anything that I am saying. This makes perfect sense given the
results of my testing in Audacity. If you want to replicate my
results on Google Voice, I was using the latest Chromium release
with the latest version of Google Voice downloaded directly from
Google’s repositories.”