At least giving the usr control of the slides he wants to see, or see none at all will slow that much the install process, to keep the argument of the slow install?
2008/12/11 Neville A. Cross <nacross gmail com>2008/12/11 John Mackay <mackay3 gmail com>:
> Correct, sorry there. Whoever there will not be a serious speed decrease hitThanks Nicu for steping in.
> on the installer, by example: choosing a preferred lecture among others, to
> read while the process completes.
> 2008/12/11 Nicu Buculei <nicu_fedora nicubunu ro>
>>
>> John Mackay wrote:
>>>
>>> Applying that logic, then we should revert back to graphed character
>>> console text installs, it´s way uglier than anaconda and makes less use of
>>> the system resources.
>>
>> He said "faster", no "less resources". And a text install is still a
>> viable option when you installing on a computer with RAM below the
>> requirements for a GUI install.
>>
I think that now my point has been made. The idea is not to over do
the niceties and slowing the install process.
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