On Thu, 2012-05-31 at 21:11 -0400, Rick Green wrote:
> I wonder if it optimizes those background downloads by using rsync?
I'm missing to set up PPPoE during installation, to be able to download
packages during installation. Serious, I can live without downloading
packages during installation. IMO
On Thu, 31 May 2012, Mike Holstein wrote:
Its arguable if going to a live cd is a step forward or back, but its the step
that has been taken.. ideally, we will
have both live and alternate..
Would it be possible to provide an alternate boot option on the 'live'
DVD image? There's already a
On Fri, Jun 01, 2012 at 05:48:33AM EST, Mike Holstein wrote:
> Its arguable if going to a live cd is a step forward or back, but its the
> step that has been taken.. ideally, we will have both live and alternate..
> would you like more information on how to help with the develpoment and
> maintenan
Okay, I understand and understand also that resources are limited and
that the ideal is sadly not possible. Uhfortunately this is something
I'm unable to help with.
You asked for constructive criticism. It would be helpful to communicate
more clearly and answer people's questions directly -- it w
Its arguable if going to a live cd is a step forward or back, but its the
step that has been taken.. ideally, we will have both live and alternate..
would you like more information on how to help with the develpoment and
maintenance of an alternate iso? As of now we are focusing on the live cd,
and
I know that's an option but would prefer not to have to spend a whole
load more time downloading over a slow connection and burning another
disc, if at all possible. Plus I haven't always met with 100% success
in the past when installing US packages on a vanilla install.
Do you mean to say that t
You can use an alternate and add the studio packages
On May 31, 2012 3:29 PM, wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I've had the US 12.04 ISO sat around on my machine for a little while
> now and decided that the long weekend was a good time to upgrade.
>
> I'm used to the text-based installer from the alternate ISO
Hi
I've had the US 12.04 ISO sat around on my machine for a little while
now and decided that the long weekend was a good time to upgrade.
I'm used to the text-based installer from the alternate ISOs of
yesteryear and previous US installs.
With the new graphical installer I can't see how to tel
