On 15/01/2013 22:47, Alessandro Selli wrote: > Simone Piccardi ha scritto: >> On 01/15/2013 05:30 PM, G. Matthew Rice wrote: >>> That's where votes on the JTA count. I think I voted for 0 or 1 on the >>> last survey. >>> >>> As others noted, though, it does take time to get to another update. >>> Both to keep from changing the study goals on people too often but >>> also to keep courseware and book authors from hunting me down. >>> >> That's a good reason, but I just advocate removing XDM, not the >> argument, nor changing the number of question. Just ask them for GDM or >> KDM only, I think there is enough to ask, and this should not upset who >> write courseware that can be left it as it is (there is nothing to add). >> > Maybe also lightdm, the new Display Manager that is set to take XDM's > place? >
That's sure much more used than XDM, and a better choice for asking something about Display Manager used now. But adding it would means adding a new argument, and so it will need a more detailed revision. That would be a problem, and still I'm seeing a lot of new programs coming in this area (last Ubuntu and Mint release seems to use some other Display Manager...). Removing XDM is just enough for me, I cannot see it as an useful argument to test competence for a junior sysadmin today, and teaching an old and almost unused (except for corner cases) technology is wasted time in this contest. I think is better to spend more time going deeper on the other display manager. Simone -- Simone Piccardi - KeyID:2A972F9D - JabberID:picca...@truelite.it http://piccardi.gnulinux.it - http://www.fountainpen.it Prima ti ignorano, poi ti deridono, poi ti combattono. Poi vinci. M. K. Ghandi _______________________________________________ lpi-examdev mailing list lpi-examdev@lpi.org http://list.lpi.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lpi-examdev