osing it's data
when the battery runs out, not a way to reboot a system day in day out.
Sorry, but I've had it with the guys who say "Mandrake works fine with me, so
anyone stating otherwise should shut up", and unfortunately there are far too
many of them on this list...
Jos
ite about CRTs and you'll find info about this.
Jos
this is not an option.
Mind that even in XP you can't log in untill your networking is up, if you
are logging on to a domain. But it sure looks 1000 x faster and more
smooth.
Jos
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, Vedran Ljubovic wrote:
> --- Jos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > http://www.stack.nl/~josh/Mandrake
>
> Hello Jos!
>
> I think you have an excellent page there.
>
> Here are some thinkings:
>
> - Harddrake should *not* be disabled by
On Wednesday 29 Oct 2003 10:48, Frank Griffin wrote:
> Jos wrote:
> >I did some testing myself, working on something similar, though I still
> > don't know what people prefer: that I hack init, or replace /etc/rc.d/rc
> > by a binary...
>
> Is the problem that th
e /etc/rc.d/rc by a
binary...
http://www.stack.nl/~josh/Mandrake
Jos
ility, let's please take
stability as top priority for Mandrake 10.0. This way Mandrake will get the
good name that belongs to such a cool distribution.
Jos
from
> iso images (on CDRW disks), this time, my summer holiday fell at the time
> of the first 2 betas :-(
Which is exactly the reason I didn't join until RC 2.
Jos
eed RCs till nobody reports
problems anymore that are serious enough to hold you back from renaming he
latest RC into FINAL __without any modification__.
Jos
On Monday 06 Oct 2003 15:46, Eric Fernandez wrote:
> Jan Ciger wrote:
> > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> > Hash: SHA1
> >
> > Pascal Terjan wrote:
> > | Jos Hulzink wrote:
> > |> Jabber is no option for all the new guys that come over from Redmond
&g
t come over from Redmond OS, for
they don't want a huge manual how to set up a gateway, they want working IM.
If you don't care about those guys, you don't care about Mandrake.
Jos
good one too. Though at the
moment I got the feeling the bait on MandrakeClubs fishing line is missing.
> > Maybe -but that's too late now- it is an option to add a feature during
> > the install period: Enter MandrakeClub membership ID / Passwd (or
> > registration code) to get less critical updates. I can live with paying
> > for some updates, if only you can make clear to the customers what they
> > gain after paying. Show them a list of updates only available to
> > members... or something...
>
> this is alrerady done by the first time wizard...
>
Ok, told you already why I missed the wizard. Just did the wizard again, and
I don't see the list I talked about though.
Jos
On Sunday 05 Oct 2003 14:55, Thomas Backlund wrote:
> Jos Hulzink kirjoitti viestissään (lähetysaika Sunnuntai 05 Lokakuu 2003
>
> 15:30):
> > This is not a matter of depending on gaim, this is a matter of willing to
> > prevent reviews from writing "Mandrake 9.2
willing to
prevent reviews from writing "Mandrake 9.2 is no good, it comes with broken
software"
Mandrake has a nice update feature during install, let's use it, instead of
defining what a bugfix is. What is better ? A few extra kB of updates, or a
broken distribution ?
Jos
On Sunday 05 Oct 2003 00:19, Vincent Meyer, MD wrote:
>
> Doesn't the installer offer to go grab the last-minute updates? Might make
> sense to make sure one of the first things in there is gaim 0.70.
I got nothing more to say :)
Jos
t; is so very not te way to deal with this. I think users really should be
able to upgrade during the install procedure. Making your way trough
sourceforge to find the correct update is not done for newbies that try
Mandrake as Redmond OS replacement, and Mandrake attracts a lot of those.
Jos
s a poor decision of Mandrake not to include this bug-fixed
> version.
I'm working on it, though it is the first thing I ever did for cooker, so it
might take a few days :) IMHO Gaim 0.70 is a must, otherwise there is no need
to ship Gaim at all.
Jos
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