Ivan Trail wrote:
> Impliment several, more specific, mailing lists. ie. one for installation
> help, one for driver development, one for people who actually like too much
> caffiene ;^) You get the point. I used to ber on atleast four different
> mailing lists from Red Hat at any one time. the redhat place has probably
> fifteen to twenty different lists to choose from. So maybe some of you experts
> in a specific area of linux could volunteer to host a mailing list. I would do
> so but I can't even find actors to help with the scripting language thing, thus
> I am far from an expert.
>
> just my two cents worth, with NO REFUNDS!
As an Experienced Unix Admin, I would Gladly commit to sponsoring a
Mailing or even Two, but in return I would like to see the Update
facility become more 'bullet-proof'. This is no need for me to have to
re-install a system instead of having to upgrade it.
How About MandrakeSoft. Are you interested?
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