On 26 September 2011 13:48, Alan Pope <a...@popey.com> wrote: > Now we're perilously close to releasing 11.10 onto the world, it's > been asked [0] what things the developers would like to see the focus > on for the 12.04 (Long Term Support) release. > > Personally I would like all core applications to support proxy servers > properly. Especially as it's an LTS release which is arguably > well-suited to corporate users who are those most often behind proxy > servers. (ubuntu one file sync being something that doesn't work > behind proxies) > > I wondered what you lot might desire for 12.04? > > Less 'cutting edge' software or software that doesn't have guaranteed support. It's not usually mainstream software (although I would hope that things like Firefox and Thunderbird are going to be stable on the day and not the release that was put out the day before) but I found with 10.04 LTS that there was software in some channels was just too beta to be useful and seemed to be put there to fulfil a requirement. I was doing things with video at the time and some of the potentially useful applications just didn't work. Perhaps there could be an 'essentials' subset of the main source.
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