My ideas for Mandriva 2010.0
Submitted by srlinuxx on Wednesday 17th of June 2009 11:53:49 PM
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1 week ago, I submitted to http://ideas.mandriva.com/en/ my proposals/ideas for Mandriva 2010.0. In order to let people comment on them, I will post the list of my submissions. I was planning to add more, but unfortunately, I'm presently in holidays ( at La Baule ), and so don't have time to do this 
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So here are my proposals :
* UXA and KMS support in drakx11">UXA and KMS support in drakx11">UXA and KMS support in drakx11 : As Mandriva 2010.0 will support UXA ( for Intel graphics cards ) and eventually KMS, the goal is to allow to enable/disable them directly from drax11 UI.
* Add runlevel 3 boot menu entry in grub options menu : This would allow to boot Mandriva directly in text mode without having to edit the kernel options.
* UPnP support in drakfirewall/shorewall :
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Good lawd that is some major
Good lawd that is some major geek stuff. How about one click samba filesharing like Winders etc... ya know make things easier for the average desktop user.