I would like, on behalf of myself and Maya, to express my
disappointment in the Linux Day we had yesterday. Adir, while you did
take leadership of the project, I feel dissatisfied with the way
things worked out.
The most basic necessities for an installfest were unavailable. Power
bricks were in
The linux day should not be about installing linux anymore. Installing
linux is trivial, and anyone with a basic background in computers can manage
this on her own. The problem most people have is with configuration. The #1
problem is connecting to the Internet, a problem unsolved at all in
Alon Altman wrote:
The linux day should not be about installing linux anymore. Installing
linux is trivial, and anyone with a basic background in computers can
manage
this on her own. The problem most people have is with configuration.
The #1
problem is connecting to the Internet, a
On 6/25/06, Alon Altman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The linux day should not be about installing linux anymore. Installing
linux is trivial, and anyone with a basic background in computers can manage
this on her own.
I do not completely agree here. Installation help is important for the
Dear all,
This is a reminder of a Technical Briefing to be held by IBM THIS WEDNESDAY
(June 28) in the CS faculty. The subject of this briefing is Open Source
Development Tools, and will be given by specialists from the USA.
just for the record i would like to oppose this drawing of knives whitch is taking place.
On Sun, 25 Jun 2006, boazg wrote:
I would like, on behalf of myself and Maya, to express my
disappointment in the Linux Day we had yesterday. Adir, while you did
take leadership of the project, I feel dissatisfied with the way
things worked out.
I was also dissatisfied from the amount of
On Sun, 25 Jun 2006, Alon Altman wrote:
The linux day should not be about installing linux anymore. Installing
linux is trivial, and anyone with a basic background in computers can manage
this on her own. The problem most people have is with configuration. The #1
problem is connecting to the
On Sun, 25 Jun 2006, yakoub abaya wrote:
so i agree : install party -very stupid , configuration party-great idea
No, it is not very stupid when we want one distribution to rely on during
an installation party.
why should someone be in charge of anything ?
it should be a community effort
On 6/25/06, Adir Abraham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry to tell you that I did my own tests, and no distribution's
decision is finite. In your case, however, you go with Ubuntu since v1.
This is your own blind decision.
I'm sorry, but I have to disagree here. How is that decision 'blind'?
i for one stand behind adir. he worked very hard with a very limited
staff, and while it was far from a perfect linux day, with all things
considered it could have scarcely been a better one. claiming he should
have had more of something is merely whining. were do you get more
stuff? It doesn't
Ohad Lutzky wrote:
However, seeing as you wouldn't accept this option (at least not
until installations failed left and right, and/or the first person
without the DVD drive came along)
Please separate the faulty DVDs (one of the two bunches was faulty) and
a faulty installation.
The scarce staff was not a basic problem out of its own. There were few
people willing to help because people where systematically being stepped on
and ignored. I do not want to mention names here, because this is not a
personal argument. The organization could have been better if more people
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