I have tossed around the idea of a ham specific configuration that would fit on a zip disk. Not the fastest way to run the system, but you could set up a swap and var/temp area on a small local hard drive, use a ramdisk and have an easy way to upgrade the node.
I haven't thought about what software should be in it. I can see 2 configurations, a node/bbs and an end user. I use the term configuration because that is exactly what it would be in my case. In my mind if the system uses the Debian packages and upgrade/configuration tools then it is a Debian distribution configured for the task. Pat -----Original Message----- <SNIP> > I also will plug again for an Amateur Radio specific distribution. (IE: > AX2.5, RTTY, SSTV, log, contest, CAD S/W etc). And yes when I come up to > speed on my own debian system (I'm going to install GTK / GHOME / GIMP and > see about porting my MFC knowledge to X) I'll try to write some of this > stuff. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
