On Mon, 24 Jul 2006, Darren wrote:
Roger 'Rocky' Vetterberg wrote:
Why not make it part of the installer?
Present a screen at the end of the installation that briefly
explains the idea, and then let the user chose to view the
information about to be sent, refuse to send it or simply accept to
s
Roger 'Rocky' Vetterberg wrote:
Why not make it part of the installer?
Present a screen at the end of the installation that briefly
explains the idea, and then let the user chose to view the
information about to be sent, refuse to send it or simply accept to
send it. This of course requires the m
User Freebsd wrote:
>
> 'k, there are at least two "clients" already in existence ... and, in
> fact, the one that I posted the URL about even has Protocol information
> included, so we *should* be able to avoid recreating the wheel here,
> only extend it ...
>
> I should *not* be a mandatory ...
kevlar Hodge-Podge wrote:
I just want to see if I understand the issue correctly.
From what it sounds like there would need to both be a server for all the
individual machines to connect to, and some sort of scripted client to
capture info on the machine and send it to the server. When asking
" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: What sort of market does FreeBSD provide ... ?
Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 18:23:12 -0700
User Freebsd wrote:
Who *big* recognizes FreeBSD as a viable operating system, at least
openly?
When PHK asked the FreeBSD community to donate USD16,500-33000 so h
@freebsd.org, "Julian H. Stacey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: What sort of market does FreeBSD provide ... ?
Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 18:23:12 -0700
User Freebsd wrote:
Who *big* recognizes FreeBSD as a viable operating system, at least
openly?
When PHK asked the FreeBSD community
User Freebsd wrote:
Who *big* recognizes FreeBSD as a viable
operating system, at least openly?
When PHK asked the FreeBSD community to donate USD16,500-33000 so he
could spend 3-6 months working regular hours on FreeBSD, Pair Networks
(pair.com) donated USD20,000.
I don't know if that's "r
IMHO, it *has* to be an officially recognized project, not something
someone just throws together and hopes ppl will register ... it should be
something that ppl are encouraged to become members of, since our goal is
to show vendors that we *are* a force ... but, it *should* be
semi-anonymous
> Something just for FreeBSD users (well, all *BSD users should be invited,
Why not co-operate with Linux guys on this ? there's Free Net Open
Dragon, & there' a load of Linuxes too, & a lot of the admin &
design would be the same to collect stats regardless, .. & a lot
of the hard admin tool d
On various lists, there is talk about how to we make hardware vendors sit
up and take more notice of us ... alot of the negative responses seem to
be 'we are too small of a group', but, of course, nobody out there can
really give any even *reasonable* numbers of desktops and servers deployed
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