* HXC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20060509 15:15]: > 1 Base it on testing (etch) > Forget about unstable. There are enough distro's out there that are based on > debian unstable. I found them all extremely volatile. You never knew what > happens next after a dist-upgrade. Debian Etch on the other is up to date > and > without much problems. Another benefit from switching to Etch would that the > developers have more time on their hand to focus on grml instead of fixing > the > errors in the unstable branch. And grml would also stand out more in the > excessive amount of debian distro's available. So I say remove all unstable > repositories! ;-) Users who really want could add them themselves but > _i > think that debian etch shoul be default.
grml is a live-cd. A live-cd for sysadmins and texttool-users. A live-cd bringing current versions of software to grml's users. Using it as a harddisk based system is an option and a nice addon but not the major goal of grml. If you can't manage Debian/unstable you shouldn't use grml as your main harddisk system. Debian testing is a bad choice for me, you neither get really stable nor current software. > _2 Add an option to install grub instead of lilo with grml2hd. Grub is to broken for my taste. Lilo works. > 3 Less windowmanagers please > Grml comes with a whole array of windowmanager most of which are in my opion > not good enough. I think it will provide more clarity if the amount of > windowmanger would be largely decreased. You seem focused on fluxbox and I > would choose to make that one the default. Thanks to the debian apt-get > system > the other windowsmanagers are just an apt-get install away. You could make > an > oversight in the grml wiki of the available windowmanagers and their pro and > cons. Different tastes, different window managers. Chose whatever you like. regards, -mika-
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