Oden Eriksson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > On Fridayen den 21 December 2001 21.14, Han wrote: >> Oden Eriksson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >>> On Fridayen den 21 December 2001 04.28, Quel Qun wrote: >>>> On Thu, 2001-12-20 at 05:22, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote: >>>>> Charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>>> Aurora is unneeded, hides useful boot-time system messages, and >>>>>> is oft broken. So why not ->CAN-IT<- once and for all? >>>>> For newbies it's good eye candy, and the shitload of startup >>>>> messages are said to frighten them when displayed. >>>> Just remove it from the expert install, then. (I hate that word, >>>> why not advanced?). >>> Yeah, I'd like that... >>> Instead of it, there can be a warning saying "the following kernel >>> loading information can be scary, please close your eyes now..." >>> he he he he he... >> Someone I know from usenet was installing linux with a friend of >> his, who was a totolinux newbie but quite expirience with windos. >> The install went fine and during the first boot the newb smashed >> alt-ctrl-del all off the sudden and started hitting all sorts off >> keys. So the linux guy ask his friend why he pannicked. Well he >> thought something went seriously wrong because of all the >> messages... >> :) > <giggle> > I can really imagine this. I think my solution is quite funny, > instead of the aurora bloat. Well ehm yes, Maybe something for in the lilo-boot menu? :) Off course It would be the first thing I would remove after the first boot. Cya, Han.
