i got this idea for a installer.
the livecd should contain X, and then a installer(could be made in pygtk
or something)
the installer should be like split into 2 areas, on the left side the
install doc should be, and on right there should be a terminal thing,
and some action buttons, and then you s
Check through the mail list archives and Gentoo projects.
Someone is working on a GUI installer.
On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 16:11:11 +0100
Redeeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i got this idea for a installer.
the livecd should contain X, and then a installer(could
be made in pygtk
or something)
the ins
At 10:11 AM 11/20/2003, you wrote:
i got this idea for a installer.
be smart if the system got corrupted or for multiply install
just an idea, what do you think?
What do we think as in our opinions ?? I've personally got NOTHING against
text-mode installers myself. Honestly, what benefit does a G
Redeeman wrote:
i got this idea for a installer.
the livecd should contain X, and then a installer(could be made in pygtk
or something)
the installer should be like split into 2 areas, on the left side the
install doc should be, and on right there should be a terminal thing,
and some action buttons
Hall Stevenson wrote:
Honestly, what benefit does a GUI installer give over a text one ?
Well, a gui installer could:
display the whole package tree (optional one large list).
Those which are installed are marked, so you'll always see
whats going on. When clicking on a packet, all informatio
