It strikes me that the 'main' part of the Debian distro is way too big. The fact that every user who does an "apt-get update" is pulling well over a meg each time one package in it changes can not be good. It's a waist of Debians server resources and it's certainly not swift over a 56k modem.
Is there a good reason for keeping all these packages in one section or is it just that no one has thought about it before? -- (\/)atthew )-(ambley ---------------\ If something's worth doing it's worth E-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] \ doing badly until you can learn to Public key : C487AC52 \ do it well. Web : http://www.aether.demon.co.uk/ \----------------------------------- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
