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[Paul Saint Leger Morales <pleger@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, I voted for this idea.  However, I think or feel that this idea 
could have more future if the idea is analyzed and designed from Ubuntu 
One because I think that this idea could lose amongst several Ubuntu 
ideas (maybe there are several ideas about that and some ideas could use 
different mechanisms to attain it).

A naive question, where can I find the roadmap of Ubunto One? Which are 
the features that Ubuntu One thinks to develop?

Thank.
Paul Leger.

Andrew Yeomans wrote:
> I had an idea on Ubuntu Brainstorm 
> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/7972/ which seems related to this. 
> I've added a second implementation in the way  Paul suggests, with 
> these comments, so if you like it, please vote there.
>
> Andrew Yeomans
>
>
> 2009/7/29 Paul Saint Leger Morales <pleger@xxxxxxxxx 
> <mailto:pleger@xxxxxxxxx>>
>
>     Elliot Murphy wrote:
>
>         Hi Paul,
>
>         This is a fantastic idea and something that we want to do in a
>         version of Ubuntu after 9.10 is finished. Please send in any
>         other ideas that you have. Also, we'll be getting rid of the
>         invitation waiting list completely very soon, so anyone will
>         be able to sign up immediately.
>
>     Hi again, I have been thinking about this idea. This idea could
>     improve if when we are downloading the configuration using the
>     desktop application (of ubuntu one), this application suggests the
>     installation of the application associated to that configuration
>     (obviously, if this application is not installed yet). One example
>     of the desktop application of Ubuntu one would be:
>
>     * Ubuntu One has available the following configurations, please
>     select the configuration that you want to download:
>     --- Emacs         x
>     --- Mozilla
>     --- Empathy     x
>
>     You are decided to download Empathy and Emacs, but Emacs is not
>     currently installed in your O.S., do you want to install Emacs
>     from Ubuntu repositories?
>
>     --> Yes
>
>     -----------------
>     Using this, we could restore our workspace in any machines in very
>     little time or we could install several O.S. (Ubuntu in this case)
>     with applications necessary without spending too much time.
>
>     Well, I think it is not very complicated to do that. We need to
>     execute like "sudo apt-get", configuring repository source
>     on-the-fly. Probably, I am very noob to understand the real
>     complexity of that.  For example, if the person needs to install
>     Emacs with Auctex (Latex for Emacs), using this idea maybe the
>     person has to install manually Auctex later anyway.
>
>     Ok, I hope it can aim you.
>     Bye,
>     Paul Leger
>
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