I would like to see the Feisty release be more "look at me" in a Windows-centric network. I'd like to see built in AD-authentication, GUI wizards for joining/changing domains, GUI tools for simplistic remote-management of the OS (think remote logs, session details etc in a nice graphical way).

I know this is possible at the moment, but it's comparable to pulling teeth. Is this anything other people are interested in having "out of the box", or am I

I can't wait for this to be built in. I still have trouble connecting to my iMac from Ubuntu, and vice versa, without lots of playing around with settings.

Thanks for the link - I'm glad its on the horizon, even if it doesn't hit in time for Feisty.

I agree that it needs a little more power behind it. I mean there are a lot gimmick apps, but it needs more really integrated and tested utilities. It would be awsome to take some of the writeups for wifi testing and such and make them into a simple gui app the runs a couple of scripts. Have a click to test interface that can give you a formatted feed back to post in the forum so that it is easier for newbs to get help.

You're not the only one.

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