This seems to be solved by Joey Hess's debconf which Debian is moving towards.
You will see pieces of it in a potato install, woody will support it even more.
On Wed, Nov 01, 2000 at 02:55:09PM +, guran remberg wrote:
> A Debian dilemma.
>
> Myself and other newbies, which come to Debian to learn how to run a
> small and properly confined Linux, may be called 'iconographs'. That is
> to say we don't know the underlying commando structure of what pri
guran remberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Yesterday I sent the following proposal to the [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Wrong person, and I imagine it won't get you anywhere; read the Debian
Constitution to find out what the secretary does. This sort of thing
should be sent to debian-devel or submitted as a b
A Debian dilemma.
Myself and other newbies, which come to Debian to learn how to run a
small and properly confined Linux, may be called 'iconographs'. That is
to say we don't know the underlying commando structure of what printing
implies in Linux - but give us an icon of a printer and we stop ask
1.0
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Proposal - simple textual wrapper for packages
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Hello secretary,
I want the simple mode of selecting packages, at the installation, to be
stationary, and to be the starting point for a
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