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A wiki site
A wiki site where we can post instructions, work-arounds, etc. For example, installing webmin, working with iptables, removing packages using yum - a lot of these can be found by googling them but there could be something specific to digital ocean...4 Shipped
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WTF, i can accept being an idiot if it is so. But your lack of directions, explanations and notes is a serious problem. I created 2 droplets and tried 2 VNC viewers and 3 browsers. Neither of them would connect to either droplets. WOW2 Shipped
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offer a dns manager
Your control panel is one of the easiest in the business. The only thing i "wish" for is a nice dns service + control panel so I can manage records for my droplet(s) without a third party (or running bind in my own droplet).6 Shipped
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Where is the documentation ?
No description provided.3 Shipped
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Add West Coast or maybe better central United States region/data center
I'm in San Diego. Not sure if it would really be that big of an issue but I know there are a ton of developers in San Francisco that I would like to be my users and it seems like it would be more ideal if the data center wasn't quite all the way ...13 Shipped
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Give option to use the Droplet's own bootloader!
At present it appears (at least for Ubuntu) that the KVM instance for each Droplet is invoked with a kernel & initrd that are external to the Droplet's storage. This means that security updates/upgrades to the kernel from with the Droplet (eg ...114 Shipped
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add a ticket number so we know what to refer to when sending email.
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Add Ubuntu 12.04
It's the latest and greatest LTS release...5 Shipped
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Clarify new new pricing
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Price Increase
I appears that you have doubled your price. I was not informed of this change. Also, we would like some clarification on how it affects existing users and droplets that are already created.