At 12:15 PM -0500 12/26/07, Phillip Susi wrote:
>Chris Martin wrote:
>> I have been following this and I thought I would add my 2 cents worth
>> (1) At shutdown is good
>> (2) Timeout/interuptable is good
>> (3) BUT. The default action should be ³No Action²
>>
>> At shutdown
> - for people with several disks: when a fsck is
> needed for a disk, add the option to run the fsck on all the disks,
> even if it is not needed yet;
> this would minimize how often the user will be
> prompted for a fsck, as all the disks would be
> checked simultaneously.
I agree with all,
At 7:22 AM -0600 12/31/07, HggdH wrote:
> > - for people with several disks: when a fsck is
>> needed for a disk, add the option to run the fsck on all the disks,
>> even if it is not needed yet;
>> this would minimize how often the user will be
>> prompted for a fsck, as all the disks would b
>
> Given that the current
>
development cycle consists of 2 weeks planning, 15 weeks of feature
> updates & integration, 6 weeks of integration, and 3 weeks of final
> testing, it seems that any further reduction in the timeframes would
> likely lead to a somewhat unstable final product, and would
I've tried, unsuccessfully, to use Ekiga a few times. I got Wengophone to
work once. I know a lot of other people have had issues with Ekiga not
connecting to anything. Maybe that's changed since Dapper, but I don't
know. It didn't work for me with Feisty--that's when I tried Wengo.
On Dec 30,
On Mon, Dec 31, 2007 at 01:41:20PM -0500, Mackenzie Morgan wrote:
> I've tried, unsuccessfully, to use Ekiga a few times. I got
> Wengophone to work once. I know a lot of other people have had
> issues with Ekiga not connecting to anything. Maybe that's changed
> since Dapper, but I don't know.
Op maandag 31-12-2007 om 12:00 uur [tijdzone -0500], schreef Evan:
> > Given that the current
> > development cycle consists of 2 weeks planning, 15 weeks of feature
> > updates & integration, 6 weeks of integration, and 3 weeks of final
> > testing, it seems that any further reduction in the timef
On Jan 1, 2008 2:00 AM, Evan wrote:
> > Given that the current
> > development cycle consists of 2 weeks planning, 15 weeks of feature
> > updates & integration, 6 weeks of integration, and 3 weeks of final
> > testing, it seems that any further reduction in the timeframes would
> > likely lead to
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Evan wrote:
> My original worry in starting this thread was that the six-month cycle was
> too short. I find that the normal releases aren't *quite* stable enough for
> every-day use (even in a home environment) because of the features that are
> only
On Dec 31, 2007 3:03 PM, Neal McBurnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've had success with ekiga. Removing it from main without a free
> alternative would be a setback.
>
Just to clarify, Wengo is GPL'd.
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Unfortunately, and I say this as a Skype using hypocrite, it'll be fairly
hard to pull any newcomers to anything but Skype. It's just what they know,
brand recognition, they thing calls on your computer, Skype, not SIP itself
or open source shells/GUI clients for it. I am however all for trying to
I'm just saying that it isn't used widely enough to be included in the cd.
Certainly leave it in main, but I don't think voip in general is popular
enough (yet) to include a client. A finance manager like Gnucash is much
more likely to be used by the default user.
Evan
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I think it's used widely. And if I think it is, and you think it isn't,
then sensible conclusion to draw is that in some circles it's used widely,
in others it's not. so overall it's used quite a bit. I have to say I don't
know anybody (business owners aside) that uses a finance manager on their
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