ubuntu_demon
December 3rd, 2004, 01:43 PM
Hi,
I define an average-desktop-user as :
users who have never worked with a computer
users who have only worked with windows XP
users who just want it to work
with ready I mean :
-easy
-works out-of-the-box
-has big benefits for end-users above windows XP
- yes warty is ready for average-desktop-users
- yes hoary will be ready for average-desktop-users
- yes grumpy will be ready for average-desktop-users
- yes warty will be ready but requires installation,configuration and intro by nerd
- yes hoary will be ready but requires installation,configuration and intro by nerd
- yes grumpy will be ready but requires installation,configuration and intro by nerd
- no we need to wait longer
- no ubuntu will never be ready for desktop end-users
- no linux will never be ready for desktop-end-users
My opinion :
yes hoary will be ready but requires installation,configuration and intro by nerd
I will install mplayer,xmss,firestarter and thunderbird for them. And do a daily :
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade -t hoary-security -y
apt-get upgrade --trivial-only
apt-get auto-clean
I will give a short introduction and explain how to install software.
I would like to create an custom hoary-cd for this purpose.
I would like to see a discussion about
-what features ubuntu misses (if any).
-the feasibility of getting average-desktop-users
Let's try to convert them before longhorn :mrgreen:
I define an average-desktop-user as :
users who have never worked with a computer
users who have only worked with windows XP
users who just want it to work
with ready I mean :
-easy
-works out-of-the-box
-has big benefits for end-users above windows XP
- yes warty is ready for average-desktop-users
- yes hoary will be ready for average-desktop-users
- yes grumpy will be ready for average-desktop-users
- yes warty will be ready but requires installation,configuration and intro by nerd
- yes hoary will be ready but requires installation,configuration and intro by nerd
- yes grumpy will be ready but requires installation,configuration and intro by nerd
- no we need to wait longer
- no ubuntu will never be ready for desktop end-users
- no linux will never be ready for desktop-end-users
My opinion :
yes hoary will be ready but requires installation,configuration and intro by nerd
I will install mplayer,xmss,firestarter and thunderbird for them. And do a daily :
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade -t hoary-security -y
apt-get upgrade --trivial-only
apt-get auto-clean
I will give a short introduction and explain how to install software.
I would like to create an custom hoary-cd for this purpose.
I would like to see a discussion about
-what features ubuntu misses (if any).
-the feasibility of getting average-desktop-users
Let's try to convert them before longhorn :mrgreen: