Keep up the great work on this site!

Thanks Lin-For-All.

--jeremy

Hi Jeremy,

This is an extremely useful site. However I was wondering if there could be a link added whereby members could click to see a list of their forums, e.g. "My Forums" or "My Control Panel" etc.

I don't always keep my emails and when I try to find previous postings it is not very straightforward (unless I've missed something obvious).

One last thing, why can't the email links take you straight to the posting? I have to sign-on and then revert back to the email to establish the link.

Don't mean to be fussy.

Cheers,
Lee Barker.

With great embarrassment I would like to withdraw my previous post.

I will book an optician appointment immediately.

Yes, the site is great. But I have something that would make it better (for me at least):

Jeremy, I would like the "profile" and other buttons at the bottom of a post to be opened in the same window, cause I use them often (check out who the person I am replying to, or who is replying to me, is) and I can't see why not have them opened in the same window. It is annoying now when they openes in another tab.

btw, where are the info about you? The more I look the less I find, who is the man who started all this? Could not even find a picture of you, and google only shows other pages telling me how great LQ is.

Regards.

http://www.linuxgazette.com/node/9984 - first photo , standing up in the centre. Pictured are also Acid_Kewpie and Trickykid. You could also read Jeremy's Blog to get his views on various subjects.

Cool, will there be a LQ-part at Linux World in London in October too?

Never know these details until a month or two before hand.. And LinuxWorld is getting to the point where it invites you, unlike before when any .org can submit and it was first come, first serve.

Ok, I will wait and see. I was just planning on going to LW in London (cheaper than going to USA) and I was hoping I could get to meet some of the LQ folks over there. I looked nice that they walked around in LQ t-shirts so you could easily recognize them.

The mods from the UK along with Jeremy and finegan from the site were there last year.. no word so far though for this year.

There is going to be one in London between October 5 - 6. I attended last years, it was cool.

yeah- even though we whinge alot, we really appreciate the forum, and if we forget to say it, we really are grateful. Thanks!

Lee- its called the edit button. ;)

titanium_geek

this site is truely helpful to the complete newbie to the guru

I couldn't agree more. Whenever I need information related to Linux this is the site I come to first. Keep up the great work jeremy and LinuxQuestions.org participants!!!