>>lost major mindshare because their software was too difficult for
>>folks to install. As dedicated hackers, we looked at ourselves and
>>said: "WTF?" Then Mandrake and later Fedora came along and we saw
>>how installs should work. Even eye candy can be important. :-(
>I don't d
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out.
Anyhowe I guess we should update:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/doc/guide/buci-ide.html
with the information above - similar to the 14.5 section.
Best regards
Jørn
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From: Eric Spakman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21. mars 2006 22:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: leaf
On Tue, 2006-03-21 at 13:32, Martin Hejl wrote:
> >>So, to me the question is more along the lines of "is there somebody who
> >>is willing to work on making booting off something other than floppy and
> >>CDRom easier?" So far, the answer to that has been "no" (and there's
> >>only so much 5 or so
Martin Hejl wrote:
> And as of then, I'll probably
> either be busy fighting off Spam from our lists or working on Bering
> uClibc 3.3
duh - obviously, that should have been "Bering uClibc 3.0". Sorry about
any confusion that might have caused.
Martin
---
Hi Mike,
>>So, to me the question is more along the lines of "is there somebody who
>>is willing to work on making booting off something other than floppy and
>>CDRom easier?" So far, the answer to that has been "no" (and there's
>>only so much 5 or so people can do in their spare time).
>
>
> M
Hi Jorn,
> Now - I frequently read about the term "end-user" and I started to wonder.
> Who is the targeted end-user? Is it the DIY guy that really do not know
> much about linux but just want to have a firewall, or is it the more
> experienced user who want a good utility box with a lot of feat
Hello Jorn,
>>> So, to me the question is more along the lines of "is there somebody
>>> who is willing to work on making booting off something other than
>>> floppy and DRom easier?" So far, the answer to that has been "no" (and
>>> there's only so much 5 or so people can do in their spare time).
p builder that would make things easier. I could maintain
such a list if created one.
Best regards
Jørn
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Sent: 21. mars 2006 20:13
To: leaf-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [leaf-devel] Re: f
On Tue, 2006-03-21 at 11:12, Martin Hejl wrote:
> So, to me the question is more along the lines of "is there somebody who
> is willing to work on making booting off something other than floppy and
> CDRom easier?" So far, the answer to that has been "no" (and there's
> only so much 5 or so people
Hi Paul,
I'm not responding to create a big discussion about the issues you raise
(partly because I don't disagree with most of what you wrote) - but
since I've participated in the discussion so far, I want to respond so I
it doesn't seem like I'm quiet simply because you raise points that you
don
I think the question is, should the PRIMARY b-u distribution be geared
towards a floppy release, or something more modern. If people with
floppy only hardware want to maintain a stripped down floppy only
version, that's great, but do we really want the fate of B-U tied to
such limitations?
F
> >usb-hdd boot has been around for approximately three years now. The> >price of flash drives isn't an issue anymore. Thus, I sincerely think> >it's time for us to consider moving from 3.5 floppies to usb-hdd flash
> >drives.As somebody who has used various flavors of LRP for a while now (used to
On Wed, 2006-03-15 at 17:43, Paul G Rogers wrote:
> >usb-hdd boot has been around for approximately three years now. The
> >price of flash drives isn't an issue anymore. Thus, I sincerely think
> >it's time for us to consider moving from 3.5 floppies to usb-hdd flash
> >drives.
>
> I'd really hat
>usb-hdd boot has been around for approximately three years now. The
>price of flash drives isn't an issue anymore. Thus, I sincerely think
>it's time for us to consider moving from 3.5 floppies to usb-hdd flash
>drives.
I'd really hate to see that. Firewall service is a great use for
obsolete h
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