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Paul de Vrieze <pauldv@g.o> said: |
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> On Thursday 09 October 2003 15:00, dams@×××.fr wrote: |
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>> [ sorry my mails are not yet signed, but will be soon ] |
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>> For me, a desktop problem is not always a problem wich involve window |
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>> managers, or graphical interface. |
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>> I would tend to say that desktop means workstation for private use, client |
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>> side. That is, everything UI oriented. That includes windows manager, but |
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>> also config programs, installation problems, software installations, and |
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>> simple (client-side personal use) system managment. By client side I mean |
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>> everything that does not use servers. So setting internet/lan connection is |
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>> desktop, but setting a ftp server is not. |
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>> Maybe you have an other vision? |
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> No I agree. This would imho also involve things like the soundsystem etc. |
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yes that's right, bringing hardware to work for home user is also part of the |
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job. |
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