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Implement OpenStack as backend
Cloudwatt, DreamCompute, eNocloud, HP, and Rackspace already implement it, It should be the the standard for cloud servers.9 Will not implement
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to improve your VPS's control panel
I wasn't able to get an X server running on the VPS console from here, and I want to talk about that. The only browser it works right is Chrome, and Puffin in Android. All others just don't load it at all. Have more options. Enable us to just cha...13 Will not implement
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More RAM for the basic $5 a month package.
It would be awesome if we could get just a bit more ram for that package! Everything else is perfect with it.3 Will not implement
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Allow SMTP over IPv6
DigitalOcean are currently blocking outbound SMTP over IPv6, however this makes very little sense when it is allowed over IPv4. The standard copy-paste reply from support is that this is due to "easing into the roll out" of IPv6. That makes littl...22 Will not implement
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outstanding verification
When I create a droplet,the brower redirect into the support page,and Prompt me ”You already have an outstanding verification ticket “.So How can I create a droplet15 Will not implement
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Create Fedora 18 images
Fedora 18 has just been released.7 Will not implement
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Make a Donation URL
You have a referral url. That is very handy and has allowed me to make $25. But lots of people don't want a Linux server (don't know why) and would like to help people keep servers running. My idea would be to pay directly to someone's credit so t...6 Will not implement
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[API] Create a new droplet with time limit
Like https://api.digitalocean.com/droplets/new?client_id=[your_client_id]&api_key=[your_api_key]&name=[droplet_name]&size_id=[size_id]&image_id=[image_id]®ion_id=[region_id]&ssh_key_ids=[ssh_key_id1],[ssh_key_id2]&ti...4 Will not implement
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add ubuntu 10.04 to the standard ubuntu images
ubuntu 10.04 is a LTS release and a lot of people are still using it for production purposes7 Will not implement
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Allow users to self-provision using iPXE
I don't even need you to host the images. ;-) All I need at bare minimum is to tell it what to boot and from where. I'm having big problems with the console (please, vnc is better). Just let me somehow provide my own multiboot-compliant kernel ...5 Will not implement