Hello, I've found the following issue with the Expert installation mode:
The software series selection menu currently holds 19 items, so there would, logically, be 19 package selection menus to go through when performing an Expert-mode installation (if you don't de-select any of the series right away). However, there are currently roughly about twice as many package selection menus as there are software series. Apparently, this is because some of those 19 series are subdivided into smaller portions. For example, the “modules” series contains the subdirectories “perl”, “python” and “ruby”. So, it seems that the number of package selection menus corresponds to the number of directories in Dragora's package tree rather than to the number of software series. This is quite confusing and should be handled differently. The best solution would be to have the number of package selection menus equal the number of software series, but preserve meaningful subdivision of series in the package selection menus. The easiest way to do that would probably be to divide, e.g., the package selection menu for “modules” into three different sections, somewhat like this: -- Perl -- [*] Perl package 1 [*] Perl package 2 [*] Perl package n -- Python -- [*] Python package 1 [*] Python package 2 [*] Python package n -- Ruby -- [*] Ruby package 1 [*] Ruby package 2 [*] Ruby package n What do you think? Best --msi
