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["Jack T." <jackt@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, September 11, 2014 3:24 am, Israel wrote:
> Hi all,
> just some quick questions.... Is there any major issues you have found with
> the installed system? I have an updated version that will go into the next
> tarball, but I need to know of any major issues effecting you guys before
> I can tar it up
> and release the next iteration for testing before we go to Beta. A LOT of
> issues were fixed in the live version.  There are still a few minor issues
> there.
>
> As a user, what do you expect from a minimal OS?
> What do you all want from this?
> What will make things easiest?
>
>
> Please send me all your ideas, and suggestions, and critiques.  Thank
> you!!
>
>
> A side note:
> Installing software via synaptic is fairly straight forward and easy...
> however one day we may need a better solution (read: easier for novice
> users... i.e pictures and a simple layout), as synaptic can be very hard
> for a new user to navigate (as I recall).  This is a long way off of
> course.  Jörn may be working on a QML software installer for LXQt... but
> I think something lighter and faster is in order.  This is a long
> way off progect for me, as I still have a way to go on the settings
> manager, before it will be beta, and I haven't had as much time for it as
> I'd like being wrapped up in other things, as well as building the
> OS.  Any daring people are welcome to apply :)
>
>
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Hi Israel,

Nio mentioned shutdown and restart not working and I found that also.

Again, network connecting must work out of the box...

The version of Midori browser has the long-standing problem (which was
fixed a while ago in webkit I think) of looping on the login page of
outlook.com...

Great work so far; I only wish there were more people willing to help
suggest answers to your many requests for input.

As Nio said, "I'm ready to test..." and that goes for me too...

It's a tricky balance between keeping it bare bones for minimal and usable
enough for its intended audience...

JackT.