Kevin Fries wrote:
>> Although it seems that the first topic to discuss is how the uid/gid system
>> can be changed or mapped to support local and domain accounts
>> (forgive me if I'm not using the correct terminology).
>>
>> -Ryan
>>
>
> I mentioned this the other day, and other than a few p
> I agree that all networks should be managed by an experienced administrator,
> but unfortunately a lot of them aren't. We can't change that. Many
> businesses just want something that works and is easy to manage, even if
> there are "issues" such as no backups. The target audience is the general
On Oct 24, 2009, at 7:25 AM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
>> I agree that all networks should be managed by an experienced
>> administrator,
>> but unfortunately a lot of them aren't. We can't change that. Many
>> businesses just want something that works and is easy to manage,
>> even if
>> there are
> Adding intuitive, obvious, easy GUI configuration tools seems to be keeping
> step with the overall Ubuntu philosophy. The CLI will always be there for
> those who want it. "Every computer user" does not mean "Professionals only."
>
Exactly my point. Server administration is not something that "
2009/10/24 Dotan Cohen :
>> Adding intuitive, obvious, easy GUI configuration tools seems to be keeping
>> step with the overall Ubuntu philosophy. The CLI will always be there for
>> those who want it. "Every computer user" does not mean "Professionals only."
>>
>
> Exactly my point. Server admini
> And you thing that simple file sharing server based on SMB are
> comparable to Mustang GT?
>
No. But I think that running a public HTTP server is.
> I know there's notion that users are 'lusers' and they shouldn't admin
> anything. But you know, they simply don't care about your POV, because
>
Hey guys,
I had been on the art team for a number of years.
I am really surprised that some of the artwork, ie,,,boot splash and
splash screen with progress bar , were able to be considered let alone
actually used.
I have to tell you that that the choices for these images and colours
are co
Hello Coz,
Lets not call for people to be fired just yet, I'm sure things can be
improved with some community involvement and a little unmooding of the
style.
Though it's totally subjective, as style usually is. A lot of people
call my graphics too cartoonish and not serious. I tend to iconify
in
Well I won't be quite so angsty about it but I will share my two cents.
When I saw the plain white logo at the bottom when I upgraded in place to
karmic beta, I was very surprised.
Actually, surprised is mild. I honestly thought that the lame artwork was a
bug of some sort. Considering NVIDIA's
we should use DarkRoom theme instead
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On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 23:03, Dotan Cohen wrote:
>> And you thing that simple file sharing server based on SMB are
>> comparable to Mustang GT?
>>
>
> No. But I think that running a public HTTP server is.
Any user can run a public HTTP server without knowing what the hell
they are doing. They ju
Hi all,
(First time posting to this list, so I apologize if this isn't the right
place for such comments.)
I just recently installed Karmic RC, and happened to inadvertently press
Super+Button2 (this is not as crazy as it seems, since Button2 on my laptop
is right below the space bar). This made
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