ok, just edited this thread to pick @wizardfromoz as the one to answer the question correctly:
As it always should be.
(kidding)
Interesting, Rob - might grow on me.
Wiz
ok, just edited this thread to pick @wizardfromoz as the one to answer the question correctly:
ok, just edited this thread to pick @wizardfromoz as the one to answer the question correctly:
Users/OP should now be able to choose best answers, etc.. Thoughts?
+1 on TuxBot comment. Man is that annoying. lolWith respect, this feature does not add enough value to be worth the increased complexity. It distracts from the common flow of the website by giving Linux.org website sections different looks and operational characteristics.
In my opinion, the tag "[SOLVED]" in the title is simple and effective, while still retaining the common view and flow of threads. It just works. KISS.
(Related, but off topic: I am not a fan of TuxBot either. It generates a lot of content without adding a lot of value. There is more "new content" to read each day, but the website is less useful to me as a whole. Being locked out of TuxBot is incentive for me to avoid making a donation.)
Bob, see the right-hand side of the posts, and you can see what the effect is at the thread linked to by Rob at #9.
Wiz
...but we can give minus votes which I think isn't good on a friendly Forum.![]()
@Rob - But I do appreciate your hard work and always trying to find ways to improve!
In my opinion, the tag "[SOLVED]" in the title is simple and effective, while still retaining the common view and flow of threads. It just works. KISS.
Yeah, that's probably the nail in the coffin for this format lolThanks Wiz...top arrow upvoted...bottom arrow...vote removed...sounds the same as "like" to me but we can give minus votes which I think isn't good on a friendly Forum.![]()
The Kali section serves a very useful function. Without it, where would people go to learn that they should not be running Kali Linux?The Kali section doesn't add any value to the forums either since 90% of the topics there are only people who try Kali is because they want to either look cool or want to be hacker but not actually learn anything including Linux and the people that actually use Kali can figure out most things themselves or they will ask their questions elsewhere such as the official Kalin Linux forums.
Without it, where would people go to learn that they should not be running Kali Linux?