Michael Hanke wrote:
> True, but it wasn't my intention to put it into a package as it would be
> obviously useless for the target audience.
sorry, I did understand it the other way round.
> I thought about distributing
> it along other media (installation CDs/DVDs, Live-CDs).
i do not have the
Michael Hanke wrote:
> I guess I do not know enough about Live-CDs, but obviously others have
> this problem as well. Is it true that it is as easy as a VM to setup a
> Live-CD for daily productive work?
for me, it's even simpler :) live-helper is taking care about almost all
of the little magic r
On 4/16/07, Michael Hanke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I maintain an inofficial package of FSL (a non-(commercial|free) toolkit for
fMRI analysis). For a special-interest package like this it has pretty high
number of users, but from reading the upstream mailing list and other
user feedback I know
On Mon, Apr 16, 2007 at 01:10:59PM +0200, Daniel Baumann wrote:
> Michael Hanke wrote:
> > I think VMs are superior to Live-CDs for this task as the VMs can be
> > used as a living Debian system that can be further customized. In
> > contrast Live-CDs always feel like a snapshot of a certain system
Hi,
[ I failed to use my mail client properly. Sorry. This message should
make it to -devel AND -science now - hopefully ]
On Mon, Apr 16, 2007 at 01:05:45PM +0200, Daniel Baumann wrote:
> Michael Hanke wrote:
> > Therefore I'd like to ask whether you think that it would be
> > reasonable for D
Michael Hanke wrote:
> I think VMs are superior to Live-CDs for this task as the VMs can be
> used as a living Debian system that can be further customized. In
> contrast Live-CDs always feel like a snapshot of a certain system that
> one has to live with.
just for the records: live-cds can be per
Michael Hanke wrote:
> Therefore I'd like to ask whether you think that it would be
> reasonable for Debian to provide a virtual machine image with the
> most recent stable release that can be customized to perform a specific
> task on a win32 machine?
I completely fail to see why a VM image /insi
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