Every time someone comes up with a new, more-intuitive way to install
software on Linux, there seems to be more negative comments about it
than positive. I recall similar comments when Gdebi was proposed, but
it seems to have gone over okay.
I only see one major flaw in Krzysztof's model: securit
On Fri, 2007-05-25 at 11:18 -0700, Scott Ritchie wrote:
> With the current cryptic instructions, though, even if we gave
> absolutely no information about what this process does we'd be no worse
> off than we are now - users are already blindly entering terminal
> commands. If we couple the file-b
I'm probably way out of my element, here, but wouldn't the ideal
solution be to load services based on what hardware is present. And by
"what hardware is present", I don't mean at install or boot-up; I mean
it in general (i.e., if someone plugs in an HP printer, then the HP
printer service(s) will
