Antonio,

I am very interested in your distribution.

I have been using Trinux for a dial up router/firewall,
and I hacked at the initrd stuff myself to remove the floppy
stuff and load packages from disk.  I haven't had time to update
it though, so it is very backlevel. I also don't know how to 
compile stuff for it - all of my hacking has been at the 
shell script level. So I've had to do without lots of stuff
(like a perl, which would really be handy).

Larry Young

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Antonio Garcia
> Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 10:47 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: A Bigger Trinux release (long)
> 
> 
> Hello Matthew.
> 
> Every single point (except 5) can (IMHO) be found on a loop version
> (Either mine or mine with some additions/changes or any other)
> 
> In respect to (5):
>  Do you always know "a priori" what you are going to need later?. Does
> you keep in your wardrobe just what you are going to wear tomorrow ?
> I definitely don't.
> Anyway someone has measured the success of OS's by the number of
> tools/progs/apps it includes. So people uses Windows or RedHat much more
> than turnkey systems. Just because they can be more useful (among others
> :) ).
> 
> You ended the msg claiming to be very interested on users opinions. Has
> a survey on Trinux been ever done? I don't know, as I'm here only since
> 6 months ago. I say this because there are >300 guys in this list and
> there are entire months when not a single message is posted. So feedback
> is minimun. Why? :-?
> 
> Last but not least:
> 
> I wasn't asking for permission to include the loop version as part of
> the official Trinux project (Don't take this as an offense, please). I
> also do this for fun, but in this case I found it useful for me and
> (maybe) for others, so I decided to ask your opinion and left an open
> door to share it. (The only way to do, as there is no other contribution
> mechanism.)
> 
> That's it. If it is not interesting, nothing more to say here. I am, and
> will be, to accept your opinion as Trinux leaders. This is your free
> project, we have nothing to lose either agreing or not.
> 
> Regards.
> Antonio Garcia.
> 
> > 
> > Antonio,
> > 
> > Here are some points for discussion based on some of the design 
> goals that
> > ....................................
> > ....................................
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