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Just installed it into a VM. No issues, very slick. The UI scaling stuff is a neat addition. Haven't tried the Server edition yet, but I imagine I'll start depl

Just installed it into a VM. No issues, very slick. The UI scaling stuff is a neat addition. Haven't tried the Server edition yet, but I imagine I'll start deploying that in six months or so. Precise Pangolin has been my bread and butter for servers. But why does it still have a "Floppy Disk" icon in the launcher? This is 2014 right? I feel like that is even more absurd than using a floppy disk icon for save buttons in documents. My desktops and laptops don't even have optical drives anymore, much less floppies.

phaemon 13y ago
Where's the "Floppy Disk" icon on the launcher? I'm not seeing it. What's it for?
Shorel 13y ago
> But why does it still have a "Floppy Disk" icon in the launcher? Because the BIOS of the VM reports a Floppy Disk even if you add no Floppy Disk to the list of hardware installed. That's a bug for the VM BIOS, and a feature for Ubuntu. You can disable it if you want: http://imgur.com/anGmzpj http://imgur.com/anGmzpj