We need to find a solution here so that the desktop user can install printer drivers and modern desktop applications (they both do not send local e-mail) without getting questions asked.
Why does one not distinguish between a server and a desktop. On a server one installs postfix as it is now and on a desktop one either installs postfix non-interactively (local-only configuration) or ssmtp.
We need the possibility to easily drop applications and printer drivers on a modern desktop machine, which is usually connected to the Internet via a NAT router (which has a dynamic IP into the internet and gives IPs to the local network vis DHCP or Zeroconf) and sending mail is mamaged by an external service on the internet.
We need to find a solution here so that the desktop user can install printer drivers and modern desktop applications (they both do not send local e-mail) without getting questions asked.
Why does one not distinguish between a server and a desktop. On a server one installs postfix as it is now and on a desktop one either installs postfix non-interactively (local-only configuration) or ssmtp.
We need the possibility to easily drop applications and printer drivers on a modern desktop machine, which is usually connected to the Internet via a NAT router (which has a dynamic IP into the internet and gives IPs to the local network vis DHCP or Zeroconf) and sending mail is mamaged by an external service on the internet.