You're right on the money. It's a firewall, not an OS. It works. That is the exact same purpose I started using it. Great work, guys.
Allen Laymon Integris Tech -----Original Message----- From: Jonathan Woodard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:59 PM To: discussion@pfsense.com Subject: Re: [pfSense-discussion] artwork "The point of PFSense has been left out a bit, it's a Firewall. Once it's configured, it might only be viewed for about 10 minutes a week perhaps, or even only once a month. It's not like the colour scheme is a high priority." EXACTLY! I'm sure there are some who use it much more but for most of us that's all we'll use it. I for one started using PFsense because I had GREAT success with it. Not because it's "pretty". :-) Jonathan P.S. -- I do think it's pretty btw..lol. Craig Roy wrote: > Hi All, > > PFSense TEAM > > I am more than happy with the GUI that you use, after configuring some Cisco > routers, a GUI is a luxury, no matter what it looked like (though I am > satisfied with the colour scheme, its PFSense nothing else). The point of > PFSense has been left out a bit, it's a Firewall. Once it's configured, it > might only be viewed for about 10 minutes a week perhaps, or even only once > a month. It's not like the colour scheme is a high priority. > > I'd rather have a horrid looking FW that worked, than have something that > made you feel warm and fuzzy that didn't work. > > GREAT WORK GUYS, Keep it up. > > P.S. Don't get worked up by negative feedback, it's NON-PRODUCTIVE. Just > think about all the others who are grateful for your efforts. > > BRAVO. > > Kindest Regards, > > Craig Roy > Horizon IT Consultants > >
