> You didn't specify. :-) Even so, you're trying to install something that is > not included in the distribution. You can't expect out-of-the-box-just-works > if it's not in the box. I know, but I didn't expect it to be this hard either.
Ubuntu is nice and very easy to use if you have some background and know what you are doing. But i'm not sure I could give it to my mother to use and expect her to get it installed or even to be able to add some packages and so on. If my mum could use it then it would be perfect, and if my father could then that would be a miracle on par with the parting of the red sea. But I would like to install it at my fathers place of business and let the guys down there add packages and such as they need to. Currently that is going to be beyond a bunch of mechanics and salesman. They aren't dumb, they just aren't sufficently computer literate and I don't think it is reasonable to expect them to be. But they can stick a CD in the drive and run the install program when the dialog comes up. I love the product you guy are building, it is really good, it just seems that it falls a little short of the promise. But then again it is not a final release either. Is there some offical place I should be sending this to, rather than cluttering up the slug list with it ? Jason -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
