(not really replying to this particular discussion, just this thread in general) If
those who
complain about all the stuff RH does, why are you taking the time to tell us about it
repeatedly?
This list has been the BEST THING ABOUT LINUX to me, a home, casual user. Sorry but
I'm not
interested in ipchains and such server things - now that my GNOME desktop works great
(wordprocessor
-WP8, spreadsheet -gnumeric, HTML editor -Quanta!) I don't have many questions to ask
the list.
I've noticed that several users tell us about a problem ("RH 6.1 installation needs to
be fixed";
this thread; "Breaking up MS" which I started. :-( )) C'mon! Red Hat is a great
company that
obviously works hard to satisfy as many people as they can. If they satisfied
Everyone, they would
have to offer different distributions of Linux within their own product lines! (SERVER
LINUX,
DESKTOP LINUX, STRIPPED-SERVER LINUX, HIGH-BANDWITH FTP LINUX, etc.) Lets just give
it a rest and
let our suggestions for improvement be nicely stated and get on with life.
My thoughts,
Brandon Dorman
Bret Hughes wrote:
> John Aldrich wrote:
>
> > On Mon, 03 Jul 2000, Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
> > >
> > > Alternatively, just let up2date do the work for you.
> > >
> > Hey, Bero...why does up2date ship defaulting to the
> > COMMERCIAL update site? Wouldn't it be better (since a lot
> > of people who use RedHat probably downloaded it) to set it
> > to default to "updates.redhat.com" instead???
> >
> > When you set it to "priority.redhat.com" it makes it seem
> > as if it's a SUBSCRIBER-ONLY feature, which really doesn't
> > make RedHat look very good!
> > John
> >
>
> Sheesh. I had no idea that you could use uptodate on a different server. I
> tried it, didnot work and started playing with autorpm, had it working,
> someone moved some directories around on the server and have not gone back to
> fix it. Time to rtfm I guess.
>
> Thanks for the comment John.
>
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