Mario Goebbels wrote: >> Perhaps the installer can allow a choice of GNU, BSD and SysV (or >> de-jure UNIX >> or hawever you want to characterise it). > > I wrote this multiple times before in this discussion. This is the > easiest way to defuse that userland situation. > > After all, it was said from the beginning, that Indiana was meant to > lure some of the Linux users. So I won't mind GNU being the default, AS > LONG there's a comfortable way to avoid this, being a radio button list > in the installer. > > Ideally, the radio options come with descriptive text, explaining to the > user what they're about to select. > > Also, add POSIX as option.
Do you want to do a mock-up of what that might look like? I fear (and this is purely an uninformed guess) that you're only going to alienate *more* users than you'll make happy. Glynn _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
