Andy Streich wrote:
On Friday 06 January 2006 12:48 pm, kamaraju kusumanchi wrote:
Andy Streich wrote:
In addition to the other suggestions on how to improve the newbie
experience, I would add creating yet another mailing list specifically
for people trying to establish a stable installation. Like other
diehards on this list I can filter 150 emails/day. That's not true for
all and a newbie especially.
Andy
debian-boot already exists. See http://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/ for
more information.
I took a quick peek at that list. It's not what you think it is but rather
"Developing the installation system
Discussion and maintenance of the Debian installation system."
That is, it's for developers, not newbies.
Andy
Sorry. When you said "stable installation" in the previous email, I took
it the other way. debian-boot is definitely not a newbie list if that is
what you want. It is a list to resort to if you are having installation
problems. For example, if the installtion from a net installtion CD did
not work for some reason (say new unsupported hardware etc.,) that is
the place to talk to....
It is for developers as well as for users.
raju
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