Gustin Johnson wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Grammostola Rosea wrote: > >> Daniel James wrote: >> >>> Hi Rosea, >>> >>> >>>> Does 64studio has an win32 installer, which makes it possible to boot >>>> in Windows and install from there? >>>> >>> Not at present, it's not really a big deal for users to boot from CD >>> or DVD anyway. There is Wubi, but I'm not keen on that because you >>> lose the benefits of the ext3 filesystem. >>> >>> >> Could be useful for newbies!?! >> > > Possibly, though a live CD could be considered to be "easier". This of > course assumes that "easier" is better, and I am not convinced that this > is the case. Before you try to convince me, first you need to figure > out what you mean by "easier". Don't reply today, think about this for > a while. IMO there are enough real problems to fix without chasing ghosts. > > Newbies does not have to deal with boot sequence in the BIOS. They put the cd-rom in the drive when they have Windows running and install 64studio (on a different partition, not as Windows app like WUBI does).
>> And pretty easy to include in the >> installer right? >> >> It's pretty easy in the Debian installer, when you make a Debian live cd with installer for example. > No, WUBU _IS_ an installer that runs under Windows. I'm not talking about WUBI, thats not very good, especially not for something like 64studio (AFAIK it installs Ubuntu as a program on Windows). Regards, \r _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
