> As grml-live will be available to the public soon and everyone might > build his own grml-version ;-), everyone could build his own > grml-small version anyway. > > So what's *your* opinion about "grml-small grows to ~125MB"? > I highly appreciate any feedback.
well, life is a compromise. but technology is making our life easier every 18 months.... is it neccessary to reduce the size of the iso to an extreme? i personally prefer to have a slightly larger image and benefit from the larger selection of available software. a 128 MB usb stick costs less than 5 euro: http://geizhals.at/a51402.html quadrupple this size costs less than 6 euros: http://geizhals.at/a205930.html and the size of an mini-CDROM has been exceeded anyway .... so why make a huge effort in saving a few MB? my 5 c ciao FranZ
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