Ethan Baldridge wrote: > I just edit resolv.conf anyway and fix it the next time it “breaks” (every > time I log into my company VPN, even though I have the PPPoE client set to > not apply DNS settings from the DHCP server). For a personal computer, I can > just keep editing; I have to fix the default route every time anyway. But it > would be nice to know how to “fix” it – and the routing table – permanently. > >
Hence the need for a consensus on predetermined fixed configurations for a/b/c/d UDS distro if you really want it. What you have all described is a case of too many cooks spoil the broth. Which is why I tell those who ask why I keep saying we cannot do x, y, z instead of just plain a to feel free to try. The simpler the design is, the more likely you can do a good job. For those who feel I was being elitist or plain just want to keep my iron rice bowl, they are free to prove that it is viable to do x, y, z instead of just a. You mess up, I get more work :-P. You pull it off, I might get to see the end of the Microsoft monopoly. :-D Either way, I think I will still have an iron rice bowl. :-P -- Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list Ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel-discuss
