Re: OT: What's the deal with Ubuntu?

bruce wrote:

and matt...

go back and reread what my original thought was.. if someone
produced/supported this kind os 'system' which consisted of the tested apps
in a bundle.. my gut tells me that there's a market...

if you have the systems/services that i mentioned, and others.. i'm sure
there are people who'd pay... essentially you'd streamline the process of
putting together a development environment for development teams...

my $0.02 worth..

-bruce

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Subject: Re: OT: What's the deal with Ubuntu?

On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 01:53:51PM -0700, bruce wrote:

where can you go to get a complete/downloadable system.. (not a bunch of
apps) that you can setup for a webserver, or for an ldap server.. that's
essentially ready to go.. i envision something that you install, reboot,

and

it's ready to run... not just that the underlying apps are installed...

Oh, I see. You want a systems integrator. I bet quite a few people on this
list do that. Hey, pay me enough and *I* will. :)

as you know, there's often more that has to be done to get an app to
run/be useful than just installing...

The problem is that by definition, every case has different needs.
Otherwise, it *would* be a matter of just installing.

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Bruce,

this is a grate thought,

i believe this can be done easily by installing the basic fedora and creating yum groups for all the machine types...

it's not a hard job, and i think it is something to think about...