On Wed, 2009-05-20 at 22:43 +0530, Rony wrote: > Lets not make the same mistake Microsoft made when it did not offer > networking support in its initial operating systems and Billy even made > a statement about this. Later on they were forced to add networking > support for a multi-user environment. Please note that T___y is already > being used in multi-user setups even in ordinary shops and small > offices. Nowadays there is more than one computer in various offices and > there are more than one employees making entries. Security is essential > to ensure that the employee who uses Gnukhata does not screw it up when > he is switching over to a new job. Plus in Windows he should be able to > run this software as an unprivileged user. The first migration to > Gnukhata will take place in windows for T___y users. Once they get > familiar, they will migrate to Linux. > I don't know who from the gnukhata team claimed that we don't have networking and multi user support? Infact this is the main reason Comet Media Foundation is using GNUKhata. I think making the mistake microsoft made is a stupidity and only unprofessional immatured programmers would *probably* do it.
> > > > I want to ask one question to all readers, Will the end-user ever care > > if we have postgresql or mysql at the back-end unless he is a programmer > > or a techno person? > > > The objections were raised by a programmer cum hacker and his opinion > does carry weight if it helps improvise and simplify the target software. > > The objection would carry *wait* if they are made after testing, bench > marking and proper analysis. And in this case that's not true and involved > developers are well into the tools they are using. happy hacking. Krishnakant. -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
