Richard Morgan wrote:
>Feedback and comments from everyone is most welcome.
>
>http://www.slackaddict.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=87
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>What do you like about Slackware that you wish you had more of? What do you not
>like about Slackware that you wish you could improve? How can a new distro make
>inroads with the business desktop market?
>
>
I would be happy if Patrick would fix the fact that MySQL does not work
out of the box. ( there final setup things you have to do before it
will run. this is 10.2)
As far as a desktop I have a list of modifications I have made to
Slackware for my ideal which I commonly reffer to as my Media Slack
desktop. Which I am currently regearing for 10.2. But the biggest asset
for a business desktop is to make as much stuff as possible ZeroConf
much like Ubuntu.
>Slack Addict.com is putting out a general Request for Comments for a new
>Slackware-based distro that we are going to create. We love Slackware and want
>to make it better which is why we are asking everyone, who uses Slackware or
>not, to give us feedback about what you want out of a new distro that is not
>offered in any other distro.
>
>The direction where we would like to take our distro focuses on a business
>desktop that is equally easy to use for home users. That way, the same distro
>you use at work could be also used at home.
>
>Our initial goals:
>
>* Make Slackware easier to install and use to appeal to the new generation of
>Linux users.
>* Build a better Slackware Package Management or integrate an easier to use,
>automatic package management software such as slapt-get.
>* Release schedule of 6 months between major releases.
>* Integrated bug reporting and tracking for your reported bugs!
>* Online support community with phone support as a paid subscription option.
>
>And, we are a community! New features will be solicited from the users and
>integrated into future releases.
>
>We sincerely appreciate your support for this ambitious new project. If you
>wish to contribute your time, we will need documentation created, translators,
>programmers and testers. If you wish to contribute to our fund, please use the
>PayPal Donate link to the left. All funds will be used for the support of our
>organization. Hardware support is always welcomed (loaners or donations).
>
>Our first release, Milestone One will be released in June 2006.
>
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