<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <meta content="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1" http-equiv="Content-Type"> <title></title> </head> <body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000"> Ok, I am going to open this discussion back up again because I feel truly provoked to make a point as was made before. I will throw in my lot on the "I think a System Restore" utility should be built into Ubuntu. The big selling point on WindowsXP is that "hey if I mess it up THEN, I can click this button and go back...and click it again.....and go back again. Till the problem is fixed". So I can take the risk. With Linux it is not so. Giving this kind of support to the users as far as hey...it's so easy to use your mom or dad, or grandma, or wife can do it (I migrated my wife from OSX to Ubuntu PPC) might make the software more desireable. I have alot of friends at work that are using Ubuntu and the biggest question I get back is ..."Well what happens if I screw it up"...to which my answer is "You look up the error or such and try to fix it". That doesn't have much appeal to new Linux users. I have a few ideas as to how it SHOULD work however I don't do any coding so my SHOULD == 0. The more and more we take features from OSX and WinXP the faster I think the migration of users would become. Most the OEMs that currently exist are very proficient in telling their users to use system restore (I work in tech support I get the stories all day long). So I think that this is something that should be incorporated. (side note: The disk I recieved in the mail I put on a shelf at work and pointed to with a sign that says Linux disk. They are all gone and I'm getting reports back from users. I can't wait till the other 20 or so show up!) Shawn </body> </html>