Re: Problems with the Mondo website

Hello,

Nicholas Joll said on Mon, Apr 08, 2019 at 11:19:22AM +0100:
>1) The list of downloads, while admirably large, is confusing. For Mint,
>what do I download? 

I don't know as we don't package for Mint. Use what makes sense wrt your version of Mint and the underlying Ubuntu version.

> The two packages for the latest version of Ubuntu
>(or, more accurately put: the latest that your site seems to support)?
>But, hold on, there seem to be three packages needed, but one of them
>has a different version number. (Not that I could get the stuff to
>install anyway.)

Please read: http://trac.mondorescue.org/wiki/FAQ#Q38Whichversionsofmindiandmondoarecompatible

>2) Your slogan, 'You need it to be safe' is multiply ambiguous. Does it
>mean I need Mondo in order to be - in order for my system - to be safe?
>Does it mean I need it to be the case that Mondo is reliable?

Like every advertising, it's a lie ;-)
If you use MondoRescue, *and* test that your restoration process is working for you, then in case of problem, you'll be able to restart with your last Disaster Recovery set.
Of course, doesn't imply you shouldn't make backup as well ! It's DR that MondoRescue provides.

>3) I clicked the name of a maintainer on your site. An Apache error
>message came up. That's not very user-friendly, at least for beginners.

Which name ? on which page ? 
If it's mine on the first page, then yes, my home web server is not working for now, sorry for that.
If you want to know more on me (why would you :-) then try Google.

>4) I could not tell from your site whether your software has HiDPI support.

High Dots Per Inch ? Humm for sure not !!

>5) Your site gave this e-mail of mine the following address (/sic/):
>mondo-devel_at_lists.sourceforge.net <>

Yes, it avoids easy spam from robots.

And as usual patches are welcomed !
Best regards,
Bruno.
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