I just skimmed through the deprecated, and there's a *lot*. But one hit me
in the face: if you make a change to /etc/nsswitch.conf, you need to
REBOOT THE SERVER?
Ok, did this come from Redmond?*
Oh, and I note virt-manager replaced by cockpit. Can someone pass along a
little note: Sybase has had, for a bunch of years, a required program...
called cockpit. I think they've got the name by priority....
* I thought that "your cursor has moved; please reboot Windows to have
this change take effect was a joke... until, about 5-6 years ago, I found
in trying to set up samba at home on Win 8 that if I changed the workgroup
name... it required Windows to be rebooted. So... really? nsswitch.conf,
and reboot?
Now I think I'll install C 7 to dual boot on my lady's workstation, rather
than 8.
mark "or my manager this I should go to ubuntu, which
I dislike...."
mark
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