Perhaps you could send some links to particularly good tutorials that helped you set up in 10 minutes?
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 4:20 PM, Nicola Bignami < [email protected]> wrote: > Il 21/06/2013 16:14, Robert Martinez ha scritto: > > Setting up a mail-server is no fun. Definitively not trivial. Certainly >> nothing to be done in 10 minutes. >> > > Depends on which scale you're working and what's the result that you're > expecting. > > > @Freedombox: since when is promoting free software projects wrong on >> this list? >> > > Nothing wrong on promoting Free Software. > IMHO is wrong to say that we need the freedom box to do that. Maybe the > freedom box will ease the things for many people, but my point is that > there's plenty of Free Software to set up a personal mail server and the > freedom box is definetly not the only way to do it effectively. > > I was objecting the "we need this to do that" statement that in my point > of view is quite false (I admit that maybe I've been a little too rude in > my reply). > > > Congratulation to you being free without FreedomBox. >> > > Congratulation for your sarcasm. > > But the fact remains: you can be free even without the freedom box. > It could be useful, specially for many people scared off by multiple > configuration files and by the command line, but it's not the only way. > > > Maybe >> you can go even a step further and do it without free software! >> > > Nobody spoke of non-free software. > Anyway it's strange to be promted to use non-free software on this list ;-) > > > (Rumor has it you can write all code just by yourself - with 10 minutes >> at hand and the right tutorials) >> >> >> in case i just fed a troll - bon apetit. >> > > No trolling intended. > >
