> The Haifux W2L planning meetings are well-known for their distro fights. > I want you to think about a different direction: A Haifux distro. And I > mean one that will be easy to prepare.
If we don't have distro fights, you are taking all the fun out of it :-) > The process is as follows: We install some Linux on a computer. The > computer is then fine-tuned to handle local issues well (ADSL/cable > connections, Hebrew on several applications etc). In short, we play with > the computer until it's exactly like we want it. When you install, you will need to load drivers for his/her special hardware, modems, sound cards etc. That is why all the major distro's have written an installation script that will automaticaly detect hardware and install the right drivers. I think however it is good to prepare disks with other packages such as Hspell, OpenOffice, Hebrew fonts etc. that will be installed later. -- Ori Idan ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
