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#2 Re: What do you want from Lenny? Posted by daemon (155.232.xx.xx) on Sat 21 Apr 2007 at 21:50 Hmmm, this is the kind of question that gets a different answer every week. However, I guess that there are some things that will have a fairly constant appearance in my list: A nice way to configure/manage LDAP & Kerberos (LDAP and PAM I'm OK with, but for some reason Kerberos and SASL still usually leave me with a headache...) A nice CalDAV server (possibly a port of the open source Apple calendar server would be a good starting point). Sunbird (or icehummingbird, or whatever they will call it in Debian) in testing, rather than sitting in experimental. Libvirt and the xen guest interface that deadrat have been working on -- it actually looks pretty nice, even if I would migrate the guest off to a headless box once they're running well. But I guess these are all just "nice to haves" -- I don't see that there's anything really "missing" from Debian that I MUST have. Laters.
Hmmm, this is the kind of question that gets a different answer every week. However, I guess that there are some things that will have a fairly constant appearance in my list:
A nice way to configure/manage LDAP & Kerberos (LDAP and PAM I'm OK with, but for some reason Kerberos and SASL still usually leave me with a headache...)
A nice CalDAV server (possibly a port of the open source Apple calendar server would be a good starting point).
Sunbird (or icehummingbird, or whatever they will call it in Debian) in testing, rather than sitting in experimental.
Libvirt and the xen guest interface that deadrat have been working on -- it actually looks pretty nice, even if I would migrate the guest off to a headless box once they're running well.
But I guess these are all just "nice to haves" -- I don't see that there's anything really "missing" from Debian that I MUST have.
Laters.
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