Back in the RH8 and RH9 days there were some cool images displayed in
anaconda during the install process. They were a hot dog and an ice cream
cone, or something like that. Once the install started they would pop up
and say something like "this may take a while, why don't you go have a snack?"
I
Chris Grams wrote:
> John Mackay wrote:
>> lol, anyone has screenshots? I have found this at google, but dunno if
>> it's the real thing.
>> http://tbn1.google.com/images?q=tbn:6t_JA9W3smlFAM:http://www.8bitjoystick.com/archives/photos/Redhat_Linux_Install_Kitchen.jpg
YES! This is the images from
Felix Kaechele wrote:
> I was about to post that as well but I think we should stay definitely
> humorous in a way and show that we don't take us too serious. That would
> make us superior over the other distros :)
>
> (Bad) E.g.:Fedora is first because nobody breaks so much things as we do
> betw
Felix Kaechele wrote:
> Just for reference: I put them on my webserver for everyone to view so
> that everybody knows what we are talking about.
>
> http://felix.nu.mu/~felix/rh73install/
>
> The Kitchen one is this one:
> http://felix.nu.mu/~felix/rh73install/f11rh7-3is_intermission.png
THAT'S
Máirín Duffy wrote:
> this isn't a vote though.
>
> I still haven't seen any solid ideas for actual banners and banner
> content. If folks have concrete ideas, the art team will be glad to
> create the needed artwork.
Does F11 have a theme/name yet that we could work with? Like F9 was the
werewo
Máirín Duffy wrote:
> How long does the install take? That's a good data point to try to
> gather to figure out how long they should be on screen and the
> complexity of the content / Q&A quiz / etc of the banners.
Usually the install takes between 15 minutes, and 30 minutes, but it can
obviously
