Keep getting a 023ef error on install. Any Ideas?

I'm not an expert so probably can't help but... I think you have enough speed you shouldn't even need to let it buffer, but know how to do so, so it's probably not Internet speed. Your system seems fine specification-wise. To me anyway. I don't think or know much about video cards but I wouldn't think it would be the physical card, but I don't really know. My wild guess would be the driver. :) This is what mine shows when I go to "System settings"--->"Additional Drivers": If it were me, I'd try a different driver if there's any listed there. Maybe you already have? Other than that, I don't have a clue. I'm running 12.04 and youtube's and other videos play fine for me. If someone else here doesn't have the answer, there's always the Ubuntu forum. Just a thought. Edit: Just out of curiosity, does the snow in my "My Page" fall smoothly or does it stop and go as it falls? This post was edited by chuggerguy on Thu, Jan 3, 13 at 20:40

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Peachtree-what a lovely quote. Thank you for sharing. Ingrid-it's lovely to meet you! I've heard so many wonderful things about you, and I'm glad to see you back. I look forward to seeing your garden. Thank you for the well wishes—I will keep you updated! Bart- I accept your apology and appreciate you offering one. I understand and respect your concern. As a small note many well-known Etsy and Facebook sellers source their roses from China as well. They act as middlemen, so ordering from them isn’t necessarily a lesser evil—just a different path to the same source. Ordering directly from DA would always be my preferred vendor. I wish they would meet demand instead of retiring sought-after roses or restricting availability, there would be far less incentive for people to look elsewhere. Kitty- you have an amazing collection! Your Velvety Twilight inspired me to add my own from Ergonzi—along with two additional roses. How many do you have in total now? I think I'm just over 100. This time last year, I had only five! I still have about 10 on order from various vendors, but once they arrive, I'm done. I'm really looking forward to caring for what I have and enjoying whatever they produce. hugogurll- Thank you for sharing your prospective. I completely understand the importance of supporting hybridizers and respecting plant patents. That being said, I think some of the marketing and business decisions made by certain breeders, like David Austin, have unintentionally driven demand elsewhere. Retiring roses that still have a strong following and restricting access to new varieties has left many rose lovers with few options. Personally, I would always prefer to order directly from DA—I even added 10 bareroots from them this year—but their policies have made it difficult for customers to access certain roses through official channels. When that happens, people will inevitably seek them out wherever they can.