On Mon, 29 May 2000, Denis HAVLIK wrote:
>Hi, folks
>
>Here is one question concerning "Authomated" mode. Currently (7.1), in
>this mode you get "everything" except for "dangerous" server-packages
>installed, if there is enough place on your HD.
>
>From your recent posts, I got the impression that having a following
>screen pop-up during Authomated install would make lot of people happy:
>
>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>######################################################################
>
> Choose the number of installed packages X (Y MB)
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
> | ## <- This is a slider |
> | ## |
> ----------------------------------------------------
> MINIMAL "EVERYTHING"
> INSTALL
>Now the questions are:
>
>1) Is this soemthing you wold like to have, that is - would any of you
>actually make use of authomated install with this option.
I think I would like this option a lot!! This really looks wow to me. No
fussing about with strange stuff. Just pull open a slider and let the
system have fun.
Would be handy to have some indication in a .DOC file as to what basic
packages one can expect in let's say 5 steps of the slider. If this is
possible, of course.
>2) Is this option clear enough?
It is for me. Perhaps an extra checkbox for "Internet apps" would be
handy, but I assume people that use Linux in general want to climb onto
the Net.
>3) What about the three checkboxes?
Clear as glass for me.
Paul
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