Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
Carl Karsten wrote:
Ok, as promised:
http://dev.personnelware.com/carl/temp/Mar09/a/LiveDapperBoot.avi.torrent
16meg, worth the view. not worth even consedering for final product,
but worth chattering about.
Thanks, I got that working now. I've put a copy here:
h
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
Carl Karsten wrote:
Ok, as promised:
http://dev.personnelware.com/carl/temp/Mar09/a/LiveDapperBoot.avi.torrent
16meg, worth the view. not worth even consedering for final product,
but worth chattering about.
Thanks, I got that working now. I've put a copy here:
h
Carl Karsten wrote:
Ok, as promised:
http://dev.personnelware.com/carl/temp/Mar09/a/LiveDapperBoot.avi.torrent
16meg, worth the view. not worth even consedering for final product,
but worth chattering about.
Thanks, I got that working now. I've put a copy here:
http://people.ubuntu.com/~henri
Carl Karsten wrote:
Ok, as promised:
http://dev.personnelware.com/carl/temp/Mar09/a/LiveDapperBoot.avi.torrent
16meg, worth the view. not worth even consedering for final product,
but worth chattering about.
Carl, that sounds great!
Unfortunately I get a bad torrent. I you could put the file
would prefer to see people in Ubuntu. Don't sell yourself short; Ubuntu
is what we are selling when we are making a Live CD.
Ok, as promised:
http://dev.personnelware.com/carl/temp/Mar09/a/LiveDapperBoot.avi.torrent
16meg, worth the view. not worth even consedering for final product, but wor
Hello,
I agree with you. The main purpose of this LiveCD is show what is
Ubuntu about, not for applications for Windows. Most of distributed
applications for Windows haven't localizations - how many users of
this LiveCD aren't speaking English? About one half? Furthermore, some
users don't use Win
Christian Bjälevik wrote:
> Sure, but it's not Ubuntus default piece of software. Therefore I don't
> think we should ship it on the WinFOSS part of the CD either. The space
> is better used for other things... Like, for example, Ubuntu! :-)
I have thought about this since the thread began and I
ons 2006-03-08 klockan 21:54 +0100 skrev Vincent Untz:
> Le mercredi 08 mars 2006 à 20:35 +0100, Christian Bjälevik a écrit :
> > > Abiword 5.0mb
> > Do we really need to ship something-Word? Windows still has Wordpad,
> no?
> > I think we can all agree on that if we should ship something it
> woul
Le mercredi 08 mars 2006 à 20:35 +0100, Christian Bjälevik a écrit :
> tis 2006-02-21 klockan 23:39 +0800 skrev Jerome Gotangco:
> > Thunderbird 6.1mb
> Evolution doesn't run on Win yet? (Consistency again!)
It should, but I don't believe there's an installer available yet.
> > Abiword 5.0mb
> Do
tis 2006-02-21 klockan 23:39 +0800 skrev Jerome Gotangco:
> Firefox 4.7mb
No brainer.
> Gaim 6.6mb
Consistency tells us to have it :-).
> Thunderbird 6.1mb
Evolution doesn't run on Win yet? (Consistency again!)
> Abiword 5.0mb
Do we really need to ship something-Word? Windows still has Wordpad,
To change its practices requires an effort.
To propose softwares for Windows on CD is a means of reassuring people.
When you listen people around you, you realize that they don't know
what is free softwares, even less than they can have a free office
suite, and even less than any software does not
Hi !
> I think 35MB is a bit too much for something which has a fairly small
> audience in the end (besides, TheOpenCD needs some selling points too ;) ).
Considering the great pieces of software we could make available the
Ubuntu part in those 35M, I tend to agree.
What about opening a small
Jerome Gotangco wrote:
This selection is pretty good actually, although I would wonder the
use of MMDE for casual computer users.
Yes, I agree that it's probably not mainstream enough. It's just me who
is a Moin-zealot :) That was more a hypothetical list to show some file
sizes.
Wesnoth is
This selection is pretty good actually, although I would wonder the
use of MMDE for casual computer users. Wesnoth is pretty good too
(included in the OpenCD) but that's around 35MB for the setup file.
Firefox 4.7mb
Gaim 6.6mb
Thunderbird 6.1mb
Abiword 5.0mb
Gimp 15mb
MoinMoin Desktop 3.2mb
7-zip
On 2/21/06, Henrik Nilsen Omma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, remember that the CD isn't just for you and I who already know and
> use Ubuntu. It's for a wider audience ...
i know that, but the problem is that we're overlapping objectives
here. the ubuntu livecd cannot have the same objetiv
Santiago Roza wrote:
imho the win32 foss is a bad idea per se: we shouldn't take 100 mb for
something that's not needed for ubuntu, especially when you're under
heavy size constraints.
Well, remember that the CD isn't just for you and I who already know and
use Ubuntu. It's for a wider audien
imho the win32 foss is a bad idea per se: we shouldn't take 100 mb for
something that's not needed for ubuntu, especially when you're under
heavy size constraints.
given that, if the choice still is to blundle win32 software, the
non-ooo2 option sounds like the most reasonable. no one will ever
i
I'd like to poll people's views on the content of the Windows FOSS on
the Live CD. In the past we have adjusted the Win-FOSS to fit the
available space quite close to the end of the process, but it might be
worth taking a longer view now.
How do people use it? Is it something that end user f
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