:~ valuable packages have number asociated with them which is close to 100,
:~ while "junk" packages have a number close to 0 (well, junk packages do not
:~ make it into the distro, but you get the picture)
:~
:~Now that I understand it, I actually like that option. When I first saw that
:~slide
Em qui, 25 mai 2000, Denis HAVLIK escreveu:
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Here is what happens: We have a list of packages with their "value".
Very
valuable packages have number asociated with them which is close to 100,
while "junk" packages have a number close to 0 (well, junk packages do not
make it into the
I agree with Aaron's assessment, but would suggest that as well as
classes of install, certain applicatations (or operations or
services...whatever you name it) be offered as part of the setup, ie,
star office, or IPCHAINS and WEBSERVER.
I am SO freaking tickled to get to put my 1/2 cents worth
Denis-
Its great to hear the guys at Mandrake are willing to listen to the end users.
Here is my first input:
The install program is very slick. However at one point in the install,
after you have partitioned the drive you are shown a slider bar and asked
to pick how much software you want
:~Here is my first input:
:~
:~The install program is very slick. However at one point in the install,
:~after you have partitioned the drive you are shown a slider bar and asked
:~to pick how much software you want to install. (you choose the amount of
:~megabytes to install). I find this
