I think ubuntu-server channel is essential for a good support for
ubuntu for servers. Becouse mostly people in ubuntu channel use ubuntu
like as kurumin/knoppix etc for your desktop and does not any about
servers. Use linux for change their windows...
Well, another think to have a ubuntu-server channel is a easy reply
about many questions about hardware. And this quickly answer make a
good vision of ubuntu for servers.
And many company can usu ubuntu as server becouse ubuntu have one
special channel for support to server in irc. Company that I work is a
example.
And ubuntu channel is very noisy.
So, I think is really essential a ubuntu-server channel. And I think
too that if don't have many people for ubuntu-server and there are
questions about development in ubuntu-server, that people can are in
same channel that ubuntu-server.
So in topic in ubuntu-server can have message like as "Wellcome to
Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Server Development support." That sentence is
very very amazing.
I think this becouse mostly people use gnu/linux for server have a
good acknowledge about development, and if is not a good development
can have a opportunity to give good ideas about development. So Ubuntu
server and ubuntu server development are very very liked.
Well, and have another tip... already pasted :
> Kubuntu and Xubuntu have their support channel, I don't see why
> ubuntu-server shouldn't have.
I think this essential becouse will be help much people in server with
a ubuntu-server channel.
I for example: I migrate 50 debian servers (mostly woody and others
sarge) to ubuntu becouse one important point is the ubuntu-server
channel suport. That is very good and I hope have more and more people
(becouse this I told ubuntu-server-dev. can are same channel that
ubuntu-server) using ubuntu-server channel and writing your questions,
answer about server and dev. too.
Have a nice day all!
JP
On 3/25/07, Ante Karamatić <ivoks@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> U Ned, 25. 03. 2007., u 16:17 +0200, Soren Hansen je napisao/la:
>
> > 1) People come there anyway to ask support questions. (Principle of
> > least surprise)
>
> Right.
>
> > 2) The alternative (on IRC) for people seeking support is #ubuntu and
> > although I'm not a regular on #ubuntu, I'm quite sure there would be
> > some benifit in having a dedicated support channel for server related
> > stuff.
>
> Kubuntu and Xubuntu have their support channel, I don't see why
> ubuntu-server shouldn't have.
>
> > 3) There's not a lot of development discussion going on anyway. Any such
> > discussion could easily be moved to #ubuntu-devel, or in case the volume
> > increases, an #ubuntu-server-devel channel could be created.
>
> I think development discussion can stay at ubuntu-server. While most of
> the users at #ubuntu aren't interested in development and 'how things
> work', admin/users of ubuntu-server are mostly interested in that
> development of ubuntu-server.
>
>
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