Why not combine the two? NethPit
NethPit = Nethserver + Cockpit
Why not combine the two? NethPit
NethPit = Nethserver + Cockpit
IMHO it is just the GUI management interface, nothing more nothing less. It is not a feature nor is it a special thing. Hence I concurr with @danb35, no new name required if at all. It has been the server manager for decades.
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I agree and I stand with @LayLow, @danb35 and @robb.
It’s simply the “New Server Manager” or technically “NethServer Cockpit” .
From a developer perspective, it will be simply “Cockpit”.
Bear with me. It’s not a futile argument. Names are important for people that don’t know the project
It looks like that we can all agree on the “NethServer Cockpit”
Is it the new server-manager? Yes it is. Is it the new NethGui? Yes it is.
I think it’s a Control Center or Nethserver-Control Center.
I don’t agree! Cockpit is the name of another software project.
nethserver-cockpit is the name of the RPM, and follows the usual naming scheme.
It’s just NethServer.
I agree with Dan (and I’ll fix the docs by adding the hyphen if necessary)
Ok, so your point is: this the new NethServer interface. Right?
And here we’re going to call “interface”?
How are you going to call it into the next release notes?
Updated Server Manager ?
As said above, “The new Server Manager” …and remove “new” as soon as it becomes the official one.
@danb35 is it more correct to put the dash? (i.e. Server-Manager?)
Exactly, ‘new’ is relative…
server-manager -
my contribution ---- NCPanel ( Nethserver Control Panel )
With SME it was always (AFAIK) called the server-manager, since that’s the URL you’d use to reach it. With Neth I’ve more often seen it called the server manager (without the dash). I don’t know that one is better than the other.
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Up…
nethserver-cockpit has a new name?
Maybe a selection of proposed alternatives could earn… a poll?
We currently call it cockpit I guess that it’s the easiest and widespread
Therefore thread could be closed until further changes of mind, i suppose.