Hey, you guys have a geek way of thinking I didn't expected to encounter
on an Ubuntu mailing list ! I'm not talking about five-year-old
children's ability to type in a password, nor of the need of their
parents to control them. I'm talking of making life easier to users who
want to use this fe
Milan a écrit :
> Hey, you guys have a geek way of thinking I didn't expected to encounter
> on an Ubuntu mailing list ! I'm not talking about five-year-old
> children's ability to type in a password, nor of the need of their
> parents to control them. I'm talking of making life easier to users
> Moreover, this feature won't bring down security at all: you still need
> to enter your password to use gksudo, or ssh... This is only an old
> Unix-geek reflex putting down Windows about its lacks. But this is not a
> lack, even Windows has many! Linux power is that you can enable almost
> a
Hi,
Mike Cornelison [2007-02-22 16:09 +0100]:
> When a GUI application outputs error messages to stdout or stderr, it is
> like writing them into a black hole.
They are actually supposed to go to ~/.xsession-errors. Please file
bugs if that doesn't happen for a particular case. At least it work
I'm not tying to make a troll in any way, and I'm sorry if this subject
is fulling the list with useless arguments. And I don't think neither
that we should compare Linux to Windows: what I propose is really far
from ActiveX, and I will castigate anyone intending to create this for
Linux.
But
Milan a écrit :
> I think this kind of use is a main target for Ubuntu, and using no
> password at all should be proposed to the user when he creates an account.
that was in your message date 22.02.2007 14:46 on my computer.
So I understood *no password at all* .
Now that you're saying clearly t
I interely support Milan idea.
Please stop pulling the topic elsewhere.
On 2/23/07, Milan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not tying to make a troll in any way, and I'm sorry if this subject
> is fulling the list with useless arguments. And I don't think neither
> that we should compare Linux to W
Hello
Now, every iso files of feisty (for instance) are named
feisty-desktop-i386.iso.
This is the same name for Ubuntu Herd-3 and Kubuntu Herd-4.
I think that names should be more explicit. As for example
herd3-desktop-i386.iso
and
kherd4-desktop.i386.iso.
The name should c
Laurent wrote:
> Hello
>
>
>Now, every iso files of feisty (for instance) are named
> feisty-desktop-i386.iso.
> This is the same name for Ubuntu Herd-3 and Kubuntu Herd-4.
>
> I think that names should be more explicit. As for example
> herd3-desktop-i386.iso
> and
> kherd4-de
On Fri, 2007-02-23 at 12:51 +0100, Martin Pitt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Mike Cornelison [2007-02-22 16:09 +0100]:
> > When a GUI application outputs error messages to stdout or stderr, it is
> > like writing them into a black hole.
>
> They are actually supposed to go to ~/.xsession-errors. Please file
On Fri, Feb 23, 2007 at 04:08:03PM +, john levin wrote:
> Laurent wrote:
> > Hello
> >
> >
> >Now, every iso files of feisty (for instance) are named
> > feisty-desktop-i386.iso.
> > This is the same name for Ubuntu Herd-3 and Kubuntu Herd-4.
> >
> > I think that names shou
http://useopensource.blogspot.com/2007/02/wpa-wireless-just-works-in-ubuntu-704.html
The review of wireless, especially WPA, in Herd 4 is glowing, but
there is one issue he mentions (I don't have a wireless connection, so
I'm just forwarding this along :)
"The network manager software is smart en
<<
They are actually supposed to go to ~/.xsession-errors. Please file
bugs if that doesn't happen for a particular case. At least it works
fine for me with f-spot under Gnome.
>>
YES, that's the problem. And the real problem is that Linux gurus don't
understand that it's a problem.
I went look
On 2/23/07, Conrad Knauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://useopensource.blogspot.com/2007/02/wpa-wireless-just-works-in-ubuntu-704.html
>
> The review of wireless, especially WPA, in Herd 4 is glowing, but
> there is one issue he mentions (I don't have a wireless connection, so
> I'm just forwa
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