>>>>> "J" == J <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: J> Or even buggy distribution can be uploaded J> to a mass production line(as I heard on Debian).
The Debian developers didn't ``upload'' a dodgy version of Debian. InfoMagic included the wrong tree (the unstable tree) in their CDs. J> I really feel the very basic X where you can load multiple windows J> is a must. No other distribution has organized disks in that way J> and Debian can be better if it can support X base disks IMHO. How does your misfortune of getting a bad debian CD lead to the requirement of a X based install (or mininmal X disk set)? If you have a bad CD, bug the CD vendor and get a replacement. Problem solved! Yggdrasil's a good example. J> I start to feel wonder I have to go back to my Linux FT which was J> really easy to install. It took less than 30 minutes to have fully J> functioning UNIX. If the distribution CD is free of corrupt files, most people should have no problems installing debian or FT. -- Billy C.-M. Chow Debian Linux 1.3.84 [EMAIL PROTECTED] University of Oxford, UK
