On 12/8/18 11:27 AM, pmkellly@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Thank you. I did understand that SoaS is for children, I first tried it
when I was trying out a bunch of the Fedora spins to see which one I
might like to help out with testing. All of the others had an Install
option, and in some places I have seen SoaS referred to as Live/Install.
I was just wondering if I missed something. Now that I have worked with
it for a bit I've come to understand that it being default Live is a
good thing; so I am not trying to install it anymore.
I'm looking forward to introducing some of the family children (grand
kids, nieces, nephews) to it. I think this will be the one I adopt to
help out with new release testing. In addition to Fedora Workstation
testing.
Another e'mail I received said that the SoaS team has moved to Ubuntu.
Is there a group that will still make the Fedora spin or will Fedora
drop SoaS?
Have a Great Day!
Pat (tablepc)
Sorry,
As it turned out I misunderstood the other e'mail I got. The move to
Ubuntu is Uruguay's, implementation of OLPC (one laptop per child). They
apparently also use SoaS.
Have a Great Day!
Pat (tablepc)
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