05-13-2018, 02:10 PM
(05-13-2018, 12:59 PM)Jerry link Wrote: Feel free to hang on to your suggestions for 4.2 when I start that thread.
OK. Thank you.
(05-13-2018, 01:08 PM)trinidad link Wrote: It would be utterly counter-intuitive to remove whoopsie and apport from a distro designed for new Linux users coming directly from MS. None of them are running LL headless servers, and generally they are inexperienced with Linux. The chances of an inexperienced user unwittingly breaking a new system over time would increase dramatically without whoopsie and apport.
But no one can prevent a user from doing it himself through the help of Linux communities, and for a beginner who has just migrated from Windows to Linux the last is similar to Chinese (I remember my first impression of Linux), in my humble opinion. And as for an unwitting system damage, former Windows users are accustomed to recovery of the system by means of automatic system restore points. It is good that for Linux there are analogues of the similar programs like deja-dup, systemback, timeshift and remastersys. Besides, some distributions have native programs for system recovery. And this is a great relief for inexperienced users.
... let the dead bury their dead (Matthew 8:22)