> > the other point of richards is what the whole fedora community and > redhat should have to understand: "most users like ubuntu rather then > fedora/redhat". why? because: > -... better is what most user like. period. Following your simplistic logic, we should mimic the Windows Vista/7 UAC (Even if it's insecure by design) or even consider running as root by default, why? - Usage-wise, Windows XP is the leading OS in the world, and 99% of all Windows XP users are running as administrator. (Most don't even bother to use password protected administrator-capable user accounts) - Windows 7 will most likely overtake Windows XP in 2-3 years and it's using UAC by default. I assume that I do really need point out -why- this logic is flawed... Different operating system target different user bases and usage cases. Different Linux distributions target different user bases and usage cases. At least the last time I checked, Fedora -didn't- target Joe-six-pack as its primary target user base (Let alone RHEL, which shares the same Anaconda code). - Gilboa -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
