Michael.Coll-Barth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
The ideal situation is to have volunteers that organize and
maintain the
answers to common questions on the mail list into a wiki so repeat
questions can be answered with a link - or avoided by searching there
first. However, most of the repeat questions regarding
fedora involve
things that can only be found in 3rd party repositories that
for legal
reasons are not mentioned, and probably can't be on any
official fedora
wiki either.
Huh?
Is there something that can't be mentioned on this list? Can you
provide an example?
I'm not sure that it can't be mentioned on this list, but the things you
need to make fedora generally useful won't be mentioned by anyone
officially connected to fedora. Where do you get Nvidia drivers? Where
do you get multimedia codecs? How do you install Sun Java? How do you
make any commercial product work (flash/vmware/etc., etc.)? There are
legal reasons for some of that for a US based company. Some is just
anticompetitive philosophy. Regardless, what users need to know is not
going to be supplied through any official channel.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
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