guran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Very nice state of Cooker. > I tried to install everything to the left plus firewall => 1900 MB > after accepting to load individual packages and clicking on next my > installation had turned into 1632 MB. > > I added a lot of packages, which earlier could hang the installation, but > could not find any faults, with 1990 MB.
:). I still can find problems, for example it seems that when you click "too fast" on the "ok/cancel" dialog of deps, on a slow machine, the second click is interpreted as a click on the "previous" button of the step. > I think it is not worthy of an installer based on 'unix' to be unable to let > the user jump out of the installation at any free time, more like Microsoft, > as if this is the ultimate way to do it. What do you mean? You want to be able to exit install at any time? I think it's not worth adding a button at every step, given that we already don't have enough space to put all buttons for some steps that are already much stuffed. > I think that the words in the pictures during installation are rather > pathetic. If Linux is the 'ultimate platform' and if it contains 'the best > software for you' - then you don't have to bragg as a child filled with shame > of not being among the real guys. If it contains quality, that is enough. Marketing words ya know.. -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
