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jpbardiau a écrit :J'ai quand même réussi à revoter en m'incrivant sous un autre pseudo avec une autre adesse e-mail.

ryfe a écrit :mais surtout qu'ils sont conscients que l'effet communautaire

ryfe a écrit :Tu t'es trompé de balise.
Il fallait mettre [Mode objectif] et [/Mode objectif]

calimo a écrit :Bon, ça y est, je suis chez moi, personne n'a encore voté à ma place
Par contre j'y comprend rien : je clique sur le bouton "promote", là il me dit que je dois m'enregistrer, et ensuite, il faut absolument laisser un commentaire ?

C'est vraiment mal foutu leur truc (et 100% inutilisable sans javascript).

http://www.dell.com/content/topics/global.aspx/ideastorm/ideasinaction?c=us&l=en&s=gen a écrit :Pre-Installed Linux Options
It’s exciting to see the IdeaStorm community’s interest in open source solutions like Linux and OpenOffice. Your feedback has been all about flexibility and we have seen a consistent request to provide platforms that allow people to install their operating system of choice. We are listening, and as a result, we are working with Novell to certify our corporate client products for Linux, including our OptiPlex desktops, Latitude notebooks and Dell Precision workstations. This is another step towards ensuring that our customers have a good experience with Linux on our systems.

As this community knows, there is no single customer preference for a distribution of Linux. In the last week, the IdeaStorm community suggested more than half a dozen distributions. We don't want to pick one distribution and alienate users with a preference for another. We want users to have the opportunity to help define the market for Linux on desktop and notebook systems. In addition to working with Novell, we are also working with other distributors and evaluating the possibility of additional certifications across our product line. We are continuing to investigate your other Linux-related ideas, so please continue to check here for updates.

To read about the recent addition of Latitude notebooks to our n-series family, read Direct2Dell from one of Dell’s Linux solution architects, or visit www.dell.com/linux and www.dell.com/nseries.

No Extra Software Option
Dell recognizes our customers’ desire to have unlimited control over the software on their PC. In fact, today XPS customers can opt-out of almost all preinstalled software. We will be expanding this effort in the coming months. In addition to focusing on the software installation process, Dell has also taken steps to make it easier for customers to remove software once they receive their PC. Today, customers can kick-off an un-install of almost any application by declining the EULA (End User Licensing Agreement) associated with software.

Additionally, the consolidated desktop folders provide a link to add/remove programs to facilitate easy software removal. We plan on increasing the degree of customer control moving forward, allowing customers to more quickly select software they want to remove and facilitate simple un-installation. Thanks for your feedback and suggestions in this area.

Par contre j'y comprend rien : je clique sur le bouton "promote", là il me dit que je dois m'enregistrer, et ensuite, il faut absolument laisser un commentaire ?