Hello, We all know that it's as tight on the LiveCD as a metro during rush hour. It's almost impossible to fit something else on it, most of the times you'll have to sacrifice something for it.
Unfortunately localisation of the LiveCDs is something that can't be supported because of a lack of space. It's one of the many things that can't be put on the CD because of a lack of space. Ubuntu would look a lot more professional if it would actually use the language you selected on boot. Looking professional is essential. In my eyes the LiveCD should show the best what we have to offer. F-Spot isn't exactly the epitome of supreme look & feel and is useless on the LiveCD since there are no photos to use it with. Removing this application that is quite useless for a LiveCD would give us back 10MB -- no dependencies included -- and pave the way for removing Mono from the LiveCD altogether, saving a heck lot of space that can be used for e.g. supporting more languages. I suggest to seriously consider removing it. Kind regards, -- Sense Hofstede <http://qense.nl/> PS: You might say that GIMP should be removed too because it would also require images to work. I don't think that's a valid argument since GIMP allows you to create work too, F-Spot doesn't. -- Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list Ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel-discuss
