In linux.debian.user, Michael Schuerig wrote: > >I don't think it qualifies you as dumb, but is not a good idea to >install each and every package you might need the first time around. Get >a basic system running and then selectively install packages you want.
You don't see that as a terrible indictment of dselect? What kind of installation system makes you select your options in *increments*? Especially when, without apt, it makes you sit around for twenty minutes on each cycle while pointlessly listing packages it *isn't* installing? -- Carl Fink [EMAIL PROTECTED] Manager, Dueling Modems Computer Forum <http://dm.net>
