On Aug 02 2001, dman wrote:
> Except that woody doesn't have an installer unless someone made
> really good unofficial cds. I recommend getting potato cds for an
> initial install. Personally I used CD3 a bit, but it was mostly for
> dev stuff or a few apps that I wanted that aren't commonly used (yet
> or anymore).
By the way, in my opinion, those who can, should help the
project installing the package popularity-contest, which
anonymously informs Debian which packages are the ones you
use, so that the packages of the future releases can be better
distributed among CDs.
BTW, are there any plans on making the newer releases of
Debian available on DVD, just like FreeBSD is going to be? I
would purchase a DVD from, say, Cheapbytes if they offered
one.
[]s, Roger...
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