Michael Whapples wrote: > If there is a good reason why some may want the first boot > application, may be it could be an optional thing
Disabling firstboot is possible; just create the file "/etc/sysconfig/firstboot" with the following line: RUN_FIRSTBOOT=NO Maybe some GUI could do that for non-technical users. > The big question would be though, what screen reader will work with > first boot? I am sorry I can't answer this as I can't see the first > boot application and so don't know if it is text based, GTK based, > etc. Like most RedHat system administration tools, firstboot is written in Python and features both a text-based frontend and a GTK/Glade frontend. It prefers the full screen Glade frontend in case X is available. Otherwise it falls back on /usr/bin/setup, which a basic ncurses-looking menu to the usual system-config-* text-based tools. Cheers, Marc -- livecd mailing list [email protected] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/livecd
