On Thu, 31 Jul 1997, Lindsay Allen wrote:
> This seems to me to be worth while and yet be a very simple excercise if
> you overlook the fact that we can argue until the cows come home about
> what to include and exclude.
>
> 1) Build a Debian system as desired. (I built one this week with 30 Mb
Well, I have an application for a subset of debian. It would be a great
learning opportunity for me to learn more about building Debian packages,
etc. One of the things I need to do for it is configure it with some
changes to the default smail config.
One of the beauties on using Debian for th
Alec Clews writes:
> If this is already a work in progress please let me know.
You might want to look at the seul project (http://www.seul.org/). They
are right now choosing between rpm and dpkg. They seem to be heading in
the direction of a totally new distribution which IMHO is a poor idea. I
This seems to me to be worth while and yet be a very simple excercise if
you overlook the fact that we can argue until the cows come home about
what to include and exclude.
1) Build a Debian system as desired. (I built one this week with 30 Mb
/usr and I could do a lot better.)
2) Use dp
Maybe It could have some restrain choices as with/without Xfree,
latex...
-> >wanting to do it with a Slackware type install. I have this idea that there
-> >could be a subset of Debian packages designed for a single user (home pc)
-> >work station. The user could choose this option in
Sorry - This message is a duplicate
>wanting to do it with a Slackware type install. I have this idea that there
>could be a subset of Debian packages designed for a single user (home pc)
>work station. The user could choose this option in dselect and get that type
>of installation. Then it wou
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