Tim Lauridsen wrote:
Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
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Here's a thought:
1304 random packages will install 724 MB of data in /usr/share/doc
I'm sure there is /something/ to gain here. If every package on average
installs ~0.5 MB of docs... Would it worth figuring out what docs should
be on the LiveCD in the first place? I guess removing everything RPM
calls docs is too much, as this will include man-pages as well.
Any thoughts?
I think it is a bad idea, because many people uses the Live CD's to
install to their systems, and then they end up with a system
In my view LiveCD is meant for "on the move OS" It should not be
installed to a desktop system.
Well there are many ways to put the content of liveCD int ot a desktop
system.
If a desktop system is needed then a fullblown Fedora should be installed.
without doc files, with no easy way to get the docs back on the systems.
Tim
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