> I personally think that it should default to secure, and only go
> into "insecure" mode if a checkbox or other prompt is chosen for home
> desktop pc.
Agreed !
> That would give a "best of both worlds" solution... leaving it up to the
> user to decide what is best for him/her, and if they dont know what they
> are doing, by choosing "home workstation" or Home Desktop or what-have-
> you, they are given the current non-ssh installation, but "expert"
> and "custom" get ssh and disabled (to remote hosts) telnet.
Actually, I think the home users should have it turned on by default
since *they* are the ones that get r00ted ! Those of us doing server
or expert installs will also *expect* it.
Thanks... Dan.
