Web site suggestions.
Robin Laing
Robin.Laing at drdc-rddc.gc.ca
Fri Mar 12 18:32:22 UTC 2004
As many have pointed out before, there are alot of packages and codecs
that fit nicely for the home user that are not included with Fedora.
This is for many reasons and most of them have something to do with
laywers.
My suggestion is a Fedora WWW site that is outside the US as a single
point of reference for all these different applications and codecs.
Even if provides decent links to the various sites around the world
would be better than what many new users have to go through to find
that codec for MP3's or play DVD's.
Someone that comes from Windows with all their nicely included tools
can get quite frustrated with searching for that necessary plugin for
their computer to play DVD's.
A site name suggestion of something like "fedora for the home." They
could even mirror the necessary applications or provide an ISO image
for installation.
It is frustrating when you go to install a package and there is a
dependency problem and yum cannot find the correct package or you
don't have the signature for the site.
--
Robin Laing
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