> Debian seems to have made it as one of the more popular distributions.
> I would recommend working on it. Debian could benefit greatly from
> some polishing.
I agree whole-heartedly on this. It seems to me (from a reasonably brief
scan of the SEUL web pages) that Debian and SEUL compliment eac
Matthew Majka wrote:
> Michael Stutz wrote:
> >On Mon, 12 Jan 1998, George Bonser wrote:
> >
> > > I think it might be a better idea to concentrate resources on the one
> > > currently available completely free Linux distribution and improve it
> > > rather than further fragment the community with
On Tue, 13 Jan 1998, Matthew Majka wrote:
> I definitely have to agree with these statements. I think
> the last thing a new Linux user needs, is another Linux
> distribution to choose from. I know I was a bit
> dissappointed with the fragmentation when I started with it
> (about 3 months ago).
Þann 13-Jan-98 skrifar Matthew Majka:
> Please take Debian and improve the
> installation utilities (I'm a big fan of SGI's 'swmgr'.
> Anyone want to write a clone for dpkg?).
I'm a big fan of SGI :-) and it is a good idea to provide a GUI software
manager, preferrably written in C/C++. There
> One thing I've never been convinced of is the idea in some distribution
> projects that stripping down the number of available packages to only a
> relatively few "essential" applications is a good thing for new, home or
> office users. With a $2 Debian CD from CheapBytes, one has access to
> hun
Michael Stutz wrote:
>On Mon, 12 Jan 1998, George Bonser wrote:
>
> > I think it might be a better idea to concentrate resources on the one
> > currently available completely free Linux distribution and improve it
> > rather than further fragment the community with yet another distribution.
>
> Cou
On Mon, 12 Jan 1998, George Bonser wrote:
> I think it might be a better idea to concentrate resources on the one
> currently available completely free Linux distribution and improve it
> rather than further fragment the community with yet another distribution.
One thing I've never been convinced
Agreed. There are too many linux distributions out there already.
Debian seems to have made it as one of the more popular distributions.
I would recommend working on it. Debian could benifit greatly from
some polishing.
--
Stephen Gregory
>
>
> George Bonser said:
> I think it might be a bett
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