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Created 3 years ago, edited 3 years ago.
Status changed 7 months ago
Ask the site user to update hardware status after release upgrade
Status changed 7 months ago
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| 2 years ago |
heltonbiker |
I think that, supposing the site should be "aware" of user's machine state, this (not so high priority I guess) feature would be implemented AFTER some other very interesting features would be implemented (I hope they will some day!): 1) auto-hardware-recognition[-diagnosis?] feature/software; 2) "super"-user-account for server-syncing. 3) person-server (not machine-server) as te topmost relationship between user and distro. (this implies multi-machine-enabled user account). |
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| 2 years ago |
clem |
Good point. How could implement this though. Any thoughts? | |
| 3 years ago |
jkw |
I promote your idea because I think it's important for people to find out if their "tools" can be used as of the new version. Some things simply don't work in older versions, but does in newer. This could actually make people see that their stoneage printer finally works! ;-) |
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