Colin Watson wrote:
> Hm. Maybe it would be useful if tasksel output a status line saying
> "tasksel: installing standard-priority packages" when the -s flag is
> given? That way people would have a mental hook they can grab hold of
> for what's going on, and a quick look at the man page later will
On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 12:39:48PM -0500, Joey Hess wrote:
> You can select that set at the command line by running tasksel -risn.
>
> I'd like to make this more obvious, but trying to explain the distinction
> at install time runs the risk of overloading the new Debian user who jus
> wants a reas
Jason Pepas wrote:
> I have observed the following behavior with debian woody (3.0) installs:
>
> - if you say "no" to tasksel, a very very minimal set of packages are
> installed.
> - if you say "yes" to tasksel, but don't select any packages, a bunch more
> packages are installed than the abov
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