I've only done a few installs, so I may be closer to the process than someone who has done it a hundred times... I had no real problem with it.
Half the time people talking about user friendly really mean "pretty and glossy" which really is purely marketing. I've done a lot of Gentoo installs that were much harder than the obsd installer (when I finished obsd I said - damn, thats all?). Gentoo really does not have an installer - a boot disc and a lot of installation instructions. I made a few mistakes where going "back" may have helped, but I am not really sure it would have. Besides, making me start over kinda reinforced my learning so I did not do it again (bad dog, bad, whack with paper). I am sure someone will flame me for even commenting on that, then a gaggle of glommers-on on will flame me, then the people that want to be like them will flame me :) Otherwise, I thought it was simplicity itself. No problems at all, worked great. Installation instructions worked fine too. On Fri, 3 Jun 2005 13:01:33 -0400 (EDT) Sascha Ramin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > i think the installer is great, its so simple and straight forward, i > could do it with my eyes closed. > > what do you want gentoo's ? or fedoras. > > this isn't linux, if you cant handle the installer, your going to have a > hard time running the OS. > > also if you think your really smart by using lots of four letter words, > you've got more problems then just your installer. > > also this isn't a tech support hotline, people are going to help you if > they feel like it. > > sbr > -- Bill Chmura Explosivo ITG w. http://www.explosivo.com
