My wireless card, a broadcom piece of crap, is not supported by native linux drivers. You must run the windows drivers "wrapped" in ndiswrapper.
The NDISWRAPPER source package was NOT upgraded and I had to get it on my desktop and transfer it over a usb drive to get wireless working again.
Annoying
3) Compiz fusion is brokenGutsy comes with compiz, but you must remove all packages having to do
with compiz and emerald before the gutsy repositories' version will work.
I used the trevino repositories, and you have to run a command similar to
the following to remove everything:
apt-get remove --purge `dpkg -l |{awk /emerald/||/compiz/||/libdeco/{print $2}}`
and then follow it up by removing whatever repository you were
using for compiz from your /etc/apt/sources.list
The fusion-icon is NOT available in the gutsy repositories, and you have to
run compiz from the command line with "compiz --replace" to get it to start.
A little annoying to say the least.
4) Loading dbus hangs, but I had that problem before upgrading... maybe it's a deskbar problem?