As a non-coder I am going to throw my two penny worth in.
First I admire the coders, they have skills I do not have, will never get and
I rely on them to give us the product we desire. Please keep doing it
Second I would love to help but that is not easy. It is suggested we test but
to
A very nice post, must have taken you
ages to type on an touch screen
There have been some thoughts on my side over the last couple of
days, partly stimulated by the fierce discussions on this channel
and some going back in time. Let me start with what I v
On 14/02/16 13:06, Chris Bostock wrote:
> As a non-coder I am going to throw my two penny worth in.
>
>
Excellent, and please continue to do so !
>
> First I admire the coders, they have skills I do not have, will never
> get and I rely on them to give us the product we desire. Please keep
Hi Hans,
and thanks for contributing !
On 14/02/16 20:05, sme at ortecin GmbH wrote:
> A very nice post, must have taken you ages to type on an touch screen
>
Yup. such is life !
>
> What I personally view as being problematic:
>
> * From my potentially incomplete view I had the impre
Am 14.02.2016 um 21:45 schrieb John
Crisp:
The biggest issues currently are
Moving to CentOS 7
New server-manager framework
Move to git
Each of those have sub tasks and pros and cons. Do we build a new server
manager just on CentOS 7 ? Do we build it on CentOS 6,
On 14/02/16 22:05, sme at ortecin GmbH wrote:
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>> Each of those have sub tasks and pros and cons. Do we build a new server
>> manager just on CentOS 7 ? Do we build it on CentOS 6, and then migrate
>> it all to CentOS 7 ? Which framework do we use ? Etc etc etc.
> Hmmm that is the part tha
On 14/02/16 20:45, John Crisp wrote:
The biggest issues currently are
Moving to CentOS 7
New server-manager framework
Move to git
Each of those have sub tasks and pros and cons. Do we build a new server
manager just on CentOS 7 ? Do we build it on CentOS 6, and then migrate
it all to CentOS 7 ?
