Hello Odhiambo! Sun, Sep 25, 2005 at 09:46:36PM +0300 you wrote:
> * On 25/09/05 19:48 +0200, Wolf wrote: > > >I suggest FreeSBIE CDs specialized in: > > > Network: (tools, security, net-mgmt, etc) > > >Multimedia: (players, audio video tools, games) > > >Desktop: (KDE, Gnome, Utils, Icewm, Office Suite, Print, Samba, PDC, etc) > > >Servers: (Apache, lighttpd, Blogs, Zope, Wiki, backups, etc,) > > >Developers: (C++, Ruby, Phyton, Pascal, Assembler, FORTRAN, LISP, etc) > > > > > > > On a related note, what about a really-stripped-down version which would > > allow a person with a slow link try out 6.0 easily? > > How does a stripped down CD help someone with slow link? I don't get it. If a full-sized CD is, say, 600M, and a minimal one is 60M, the download time decreases ten times:) If you download the compile scripts only, you need to have a system to build them on in the first place. > > And why not a DVD with everything in ? :) > > Again, we need to look at the project's goals ;) Which are... where? You mean > With FreeSBIE you will be able to surf the Internet, to have a nice > multimedia experience, to meet your friends with cool chat programs and > to evaluate a real FreeBSD system without the pain to install it. ? Then why, for example, was bacula in 1.1? -- DoubleF No virus detected in this message. Ehrm, wait a minute... /kernel: pid 56921 (antivirus), uid 32000: exited on signal 9 Oh yes, no virus:)
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