SOTL schrieb: > T. Lodewick wrote: > >> SOTL schrieb: >> >> >>> Per Jessen wrote: >>> >>> >>>> SOTL wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>> Of course Novell will take one or the other version as a SnapShot for >>>>>> the Enterprise line. With a bit more around, a bit tighter... >>>>>> What's wrong about this? >>>>>> >>>>>> Dominique >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> Nothing as long as the bugs are fixed. >>>>> >>>>> >>>> And they are. I think I've got one, maybe two outstanding reports on >>>> alpha2. And one on 10.1 too. All the rest have been fixed. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> The fact that the bugs are not being fixed >>>>> >>>>> >>>> I would suggest you substantiate that claim. Perhaps you could provide >>>> a list of unfixed reports? >>>> >>>> /Per Jessen, Zürich >>>> >>>> >>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> Easy enough if you check your files.. >>> >>> Go back check your bug file and you will find that I submitted a bug >>> report on the modem issue at the OpenSuSE Beta 9 level. That is >>> significant as I received a email back stating that the email issue >>> would only be fixed in the commerical version of SuSE 10.1. I purchased >>> the commerical version of SuSE 10.1 and guess what the modem still does >>> not work. >>> >>> email address was either sotl155360 or s0tl155360 @earthlink.net >>> >>> >>> >>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> >>> >>> >> >> so, after you told us a lot of things like a story about a man and a >> dog, how IT-stuff should be done ( btw: in the last 15 years I have >> never worked the way you told us, and even now as I have my owen office >> I and the others here don't work that way ),and a few other things I >> didn't remember because it get in and out of mind - after all I have one >> - for me last - question: >> >> was there any constructive steps you have done after you checked the >> commercial versionand found the modem still not working ? anything you >> have done instead of "rumbeling" on this list ? any eMail / contact to >> Novell to fix the problem ? asking someone on the list on a constructive >> way to get your modem working ? >> >> JBScout aka Thomy >> >> >> > I do not keep logs of everything I do under a dozen different email > addresses but that does not mean that I forgot everything I do so I you > are expecting a geek type log forget it. > > I have reported 30 or so bugs under at least 3 different log in to SuSE > about various issues with 10.1. > Why not use the same login - simple they are password protected and I > keep loosing the password and log in information in my updates. > > Back to the modem > > The modem cuts to the vary hart of the issue. > I have had modems connecting to the internet since the Red Hat 5.x days > so it is an old issue that did work that does not not now work and is > critical to the usage of internet connection for the majority of people > connecting to the internet. Geeks, corporations, et tend to have DSL > connections. Corporate executives and many engineers tend to travel > around. Great. Some times if one is lucky the office, hotel, library et > such people happen to be in have WiFi other times a cable connection is > available many times the only connection is good old dial up by long > distance. I know been there, done that. Now if one is fortunate enough > to be able to connect to the internet by WiFi say at a local library > that does not mean that one is able to send email or and attached files. > Most often the sending of email is blocked at such locations. Yes > sometimes one can send email by a browser and again some times not. Been > there done that. Some times when you are lucky it works; some times when > you have an ass or an ignoramus for an IT administrator it does not then > you are back to the old modem so this is not a trivial issue. It is a > major issue. > > From a technical point of view I am perfectly of making the damn modem > work myself. That is not the issue. > > The real though comes down to attitude and I want Linux to succeed not > fail which it surely will if it continues to remain a complete geek > thing which no one else can use because installation exceeds their > ability which really pisses me off when it is an issue that was solved > and fully operational 10 years ago. > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
I know why to use a modem. and even not - a simple " I need it" could say it also. but the question is still open: what did you do after you get the "commercial version" and saw that the modem isn't working ? JBScout aka Thomy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
