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Default Features found in other unix or unix-like systems
Some features found in other OSes that should make PCBSD better:

Synaptic like GUI Ports manager - PCLinuxOS
System Configuration - PCLinuxOS
Service Management System - Solaris 10 or launchd - MacOSX

Some General improvements:

Screen Setup and Config
Wireless support for Centrino platforms - if there is one - how do I get it to
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supermount or autofs - mentioned elsewhere
Simplified File hiearchy - mentioned elsewhere - work? being done


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GUI ports - we can implement the DesktopBSD one
System Configuration - DesktopBSD? Implement own?
Service Management System - ?

Some General improvements:

Screen Setup and Config
Wireless Support relies on FreeBSD
Supermount- ?
Directory = FreeBSD
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Then Does FreeBSD support Centrino?

System Config - DesktopBSD in comb with PCLinuxOS - Just like their format
Service Management System - make sure services are behaving properly - see Solaris 10 - brings up non dependent services in parallel - allows for graceful degradation etc

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I couldn't find any mention of Centrino in their list but you're welcome to look.

http://www.freebsd.org/releases/6.0R/hardware-i386.html

This is for FreeBSD 6 which is what the latest PC-BSD release is based on.
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Originally Posted by password
I couldn't find any mention of Centrino in their list but you're welcome to look.

http://www.freebsd.org/releases/6.0R/hardware-i386.html

This is for FreeBSD 6 which is what the latest PC-BSD release is based on.
Centrino is just a bunch of staff glued together for marketing.

Intel Pentium M processor + Intel Wifi + Intel whatever chipset.
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