Em Qui 08 Nov 2007, James escreveu: > Albert Hopkins <marduk <at> letterboxes.org> writes: > > I chose Gentoo to get away from the major distros. There is plenty of > > competition in that market. Let Gentoo be Gentoo and not Yet Another > > Ubuntu [TM]. > [...] > > You, nor any respondent has given one shred of evidence as to why the > installation CD cannot be graphical, easy to use and still be the gentoo we > all know and love ( that is source code based). [...]
Since I'm not an English native speaker, I apologize for my _very_ poor
English. I also apologize for any mistake in text interpretation...
I _think_ that build a lot of boot CDs (2007.0, 2007.1, 2007.2, 2007.3
and so
on) is an wasting of time and get off the KISS principle. You already have a
_lot_ of boot CDs and/or another methods in order to install your Gentoo's
system on a new machine. So, why should I* build an new boot CD just for two*
people use? I could use this time in order to fix bugs, improve installations
UI, give a bath in my dog or watch a movie with my girlfriend... :-)
_But_ I agree that Gentoo _should_ have an better/easiest installation
method
for those days when you can't wait and/or be typing 83465247238 commands. :-P
So: I _think_ that Gentoo's installation CD can have an/be graphical
installer, but __I__ still also _think_ that's a wasting of time. :-)
* "So, why should I build an new boot CD just for two people use?" => I'm not
an developer. But I think that you understand my point. :-)
Best regards,
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