PPPoE Configurator for Dummies? Alternatively PPPoE Internet Support?

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PPPoE Configurator for Dummies? Alternatively PPPoE Internet Support?

[ikeydoherty]

I'm not entirely convinced this is something LDM needs to handle, we just need to improve PPPoE support in Solus's Network Manager, no?

It's not about LDM, I just have no clue where to make this issue. The whole project is too spread out and I can't even tell where the main Solus repository is supposed to be. Can it be renamed to Solus-Main or Solus-OS-Main or something more verbose?

[W-Floyd]

@RaTcHeT302 that would be https://dev.solus-project.com/

Does this look correct, or should I delete it?
https://dev.solus-project.com/T5647

I guess I can't delete that now, I hope it's correct at least.

[ikeydoherty]

Solus-Main? Solus-OS-Main? We're called Solus, and our own homepage links directly to the tracker (and not GitHub). Nobody told you that we we're on GitHub its something you have assumed, and isn't an indication that we're "too spread out" :)

Thus, I'm not renaming anything, /solus-project is the GitHub organisation that houses code projects with collaboration from outside teams. Our dev portal handles OS issues and packaging.

I didn't assume anything, there's a GitHub link on this page. I skipped the "help fix bugs" because I'm not a developer, so I looked for something else.
https://solus-project.com/support/

The very first link is linux-driver-management and solus-sc, to me they are not self explanatory at all.
https://github.com/solus-project

I don't understand why you have to be so mean about it, I'm just telling you that I had difficulty finding where the main project actually is, and I still have no idea where it actually is. I don't know how your project works, or how you set it up, you can't expect me to know everything in the first five minutes.

It's up to you to make the user experience as easy, intuitive and accessible as possible.

At the end of the day I'm just trying to help out by reporting an issue which other users might've been too embarassed to post about for these reasons. Maybe they also struggled to find the project's main repository, so they gave up and moved to another OS instead.

I don't know maybe I'm just stupid, but I don't like to leave such things to chance. I don't care either way.