Am 2006-03-16 09:23:44, schrieb Chris Lale:
> What would happen to packages like Apache and Exim? You might expect to
> find them in more than one CD eg Base, Web, Mail etc.
exim maybe nullmailer and ssmtp woulg go onto Baseinstall-CD
while apache goes onto the "Server CD"
> Would you end up with a lot more CDs because the packages do not
> completely fill a particular CD? Perhaps you could get around this by
There are not realy much CD's...
I have splited it into
1) Netinstall 1 CD
2) Baseinstall + Console tools 2 CD
3) X-Window-System 6 CD including OOo
4) Devel 2 CD
5) KDE 3 CD
6) GNOME 2 CD
7) Documentations 1 CD
8) Servers 1 CD
I do not have exactly numbers of CD's
for each section but it is like this.
I am using the popularity-contest to determiner the sequenz ce of the
packages on the CD's if one Section has more then it it on ONE CD.
If I split strict, I would get 17 CD's instead of 13 as in Debian.
But downloads would be reduced to a minimum. If someone does not
development she/he will never download those 3 CD's. I have never
installed KDE or GNOME which reduce automaticaly 5 CD's.
Greetings
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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