>From Vagrant Cascadian on Monday, 2005-07-11 at 10:34:35 -0600: > > > V.) per another distinction > > > > > > There haven't come any more characterisitics to my mind up to now. > > > You have got another suggestion? Let us hear about it! > > > > Yes. You got the point: the question is: where to split. Two further > > options come into my mind: > > one that i had mentioned in IRC would be to put the installer, > language-specific packages and core packages on one CD, with everything > else on the second CD.
"Language-specific packages" means above all kde-i18n-*. To include kde-i18n-* without the applications strikes me as backwards. Hence I would suggest the reverse procedure. Put the applications on the first CD and the language specific packages on the second. > but if it's possible to stick with one CD, that's ideal. but i'm not > sure that that's possible... time will tell. :) It certainly is possible, depending on what your priorities are. But in the end, I think the individual user groups, wherever they are, will have to set the priorities for themselves. In my view, the main contribution of skolelinux is to offer a set of well-configured servers out of the box. The applications are not usually configured in the same way -- merely downloaded and used as is. In short, the core of skolelinux is the servers, and they certainly fit on one CD. Conrad -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
