Propersel for standerd configuration system.

Although this is really a broader issue than just linux or debian I thought I would present it to you guys and girls first. One of the major problems with unix is that, for new users, it is a bear to configure. I was thinking about this this afternoon an an idea struck me on a great way to solve

Re: Propersel for standerd configuration system.

of a graphical front end. (However I hope to design the SCS in a such a way that a front end will rarely be needed). Kevin Atkinson wrote: > > Although this is really a broader issue than just linux or debian > I thought I would present it to you guys and girls first. > > One o

Re: Propersel for standerd configuration system.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On Fri, Jun 12, 1998 at 12:23:28AM -0400, Kevin Atkinson wrote: > > > One of the major problems with unix is that, for new users, > > it is a bear to configure. > > I definitly agree (and am glad im not one of those "new users").

Including Mysql in the Main Distrubation

After carefully reading over the license of Mysql it seems like it could be included in the main distribution area. I am wondering exactly what parts are preventing it from being included. Is it that you must purchase it if you wish to develop commercial applications that require it? Truefully

Re: Including Mysql in the Main Distrubation

Martin Schulze wrote: > > On Sat, Jun 13, 1998 at 01:48:58AM -0400, Kevin Atkinson wrote: > > After carefully reading over the license of Mysql it seems like it could > > be included in the main > > distribution area. > > > > I am wondering exactly wha