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- <li><em>date</em>: Sat Jun 4 21:57:55 2005</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: esoteric at 3times25.net (Geoffrey)</li>
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I agree.
> Notice that I never said it isn't possible to trim down SuSE or Red
> Hat or Mandrake down to something manageable during install. I said
> that by _default_ they install way too much for a single CD
> installation.
And this is wrong. Reread my post. I stated that SuSE makes
suggestions on what to install based on the amount of disk space as well
as input you have provided.
Again, the user who wants a minimal install is not the average user.
These distros are targeting a larger group of users. They start off
with suggestions which you can easily change through a point and click
interface.
> I said that the Debian install system doesn't install
> all of that junk unless you specifically tell it to. If you think
> about, that is actually a much easier, less time consuming, way to do
> things.
So I'll tell you what. Let's sit down together and do installs. You
install a minimal Debian and I'll install a minimal Suse and see who
finishes first. Certainly you would agree that the Debian install is
not for the uninitiated. I could easily sit my daughter down with a
SuSE install and ask her to install a minimal install. I certainly
couldn't do that with Debian. I am comparing the distros not people.
> Now, I would appreciate it if you would not try to insult my
> intelligence by saying that I can't do what a 13 year old can.
Then reread the post. I was simply saying that the latest installation
packages are easy enough for a 13 year old. I made no such comparison
to you.
--
Until later, Geoffrey
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