Checkbox for "Install Everything"
jack wallen
jlwallen at monkeypantz.net
Mon May 21 01:30:53 UTC 2007
Matthew Saltzman wrote:
> On Sun, 20 May 2007, Alan Cox wrote:
>
>> If you just click each of the general groups when you install you instead
>> got "all the normal useful stuff" which is rather more sensible.
>
> How about making the "complete install" button do exactly that? Then
> the people who want the button would have it, so would have no cause to
> complain. And presumably it wouldn't break anything involving
> conflicts. And people who couldn't figure out the (at least formerly
> undocumented) right-click would be able to achieve the same effect.
Here's one of the problems with what is happening with Linux:
It started out being incredibly difficult (i started back with Linux
around Red Hat 4.0). After a few years it became incredibly easy. Now it
seems it's starting to become difficult again. It used to be simple: you
start the installation, pick which packages you want, and do the
install. Now it seems this is becoming, with FC7, a different beast.
Now you might have to download the iso's that contain the softwares you
want. you want KDE, download the KDE iso. You want GNOME, download the
GNOME iso.
I just feel like this is going to send people running from fedora core
over to Unbuntu or PCLinuxOS.
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It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong. - Voltaire
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