On 26/11/09 11:36, Alan Pope wrote: > 40G is quite small. Is that only one repo, one architecture, one release?
Yes. I did it in June 2008 and main and universe for x86 was only ~40GB. Binary only, no source. There are no non-x86 machines. I only did it for the current release. People can upgrade and install new software there. > ISO images for current releases. ISOs for other distros, so they get > some choice. Nah. I was only going to give one or 2 ubuntu ISOs. The target market here are not going to be able to tell the difference between Ubuntu and (say) Red Hat. > As others have suggested, a dump of wikipedia. Yep. I'll use the schools one. I've heard there's a static HTML dump somewhere. That would be nice due to the large amount of articles in it. > A dump of help.ubuntu.com and help.ubuntu.com/community ? Yep. > Help yourself to any screencasts at http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/ and > perhaps some from http://showmedo.com - they have lots of tutorials > that are all downloadable in .flv format (which plays fine on Ubuntu > given the right codecs). I'll grab the screen casts. They take a while to download and will provide a more approachable documentation format for some people. Rory McCann
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