Le Sunday 15 May 2011 à 18:23 -0700, Jonathan Marsden a écrit :
If I understand you correctly, Lubuntu 11.04 default install would
(just!) fit on a 2GB (binary GB) disk. That's pretty lightweight; can
you name any common desktop or laptop i386 PC architecture machines
made in the the last ten
Le Monday 16 May 2011 à 14:30 +0200, UndiFineD a écrit :
Well, we have
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BeginnersTeam/FocusGroups/Docs/SoD2011
that could mean we create a list of pages to be created and hopefully
along with current existing docs.
Why not. Do we have already a list of pages that need
Hiyas Julien and Kiempe,
There are several links on the community section of pages that still link
back to the 'old' wiki. Once the GetLubuntu page and it's associated pages
are finished, I'll make a start. But if the kind people from SoD want to
dive in and check that I've not missed any links,
If I understand you correctly, Lubuntu 11.04 default install would (just!)
fit on a 2GB (binary GB) disk.
Correct. *And* the resulting install will likely be unusable due to the lack
of free space.
That's pretty lightweight; can you name any common desktop or laptop i386
PC architecture
Hi, list.
*I suspect the number could be lowered to around 9 for a 1.8GB size
check, but I have not tested that yet.*
No it can not. Tests done on alpha3 show that the system requires at least
2000 MB (decimal M) just to install with almost no free space left. Too
bad Lubuntu is no
er... someone blamed documentation of some sort... ah, here it is:
*One area where Lubuntu has gained weight is the help documentation for
Gnumeric and Sylpheed, as well as the Gnome language packs.*
quoted from the lubuntu-desktop list archive, March, 20, 2011.
On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 12:39
As discussed at uds, put only fital documentation on disc that gets
people online so they can read it on help.ubuntu.com.
2011/5/15 Mikhail Maksimov mcwil...@gmail.com:
er... someone blamed documentation of some sort... ah, here it is:
One area where Lubuntu has gained weight is the help
On 05/15/2011 11:32 AM, UndiFineD wrote:
As discussed at uds, put only fital documentation on disc that gets
people online so they can read it on help.ubuntu.com.
Is all the Sylpheed and Gnumeric help documentation already on
help.ubuntu.com? Where?
Does the Help menu item in these programs
Earlier, I wrote:
I suspect the number could be lowered to around 9 for a
1.8GB size check, but I have not tested that yet.
On 05/15/2011 12:44 AM, Mikhail Maksimov wrote:
No it can not. Tests done on alpha3 show that the system requires at
least 2000 MB (decimal M) just to install
Just some thoughts.
Will it be better to run df periodially at a several second interval
during installation to get a more accurate number?
So we can know the disk usage every second during the installation process.
The maximum of the values collected plus a safety margin is the
minimal disk space
Le Tuesday 03 May 2011 à 15:59 +0800, PCMan a écrit :
Just some thoughts.
Will it be better to run df periodially at a several second interval
during installation to get a more accurate number?
So we can know the disk usage every second during the installation
process.
The maximum of the
My workaround works!
Replying to myself:
On 05/01/2011 12:29 AM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
There is a file within the Lubuntu 11.04 ISO called
casper/filesystem.size but it seems to be unchanged since 2010-09-06 and
I don't yet know what if anything actually uses it :)
Based on Julien's very
On 2 May 2011 04:30, Jonathan Marsden jmars...@fastmail.fm wrote:
Based on Julien's very handy pointer to the commit that broke this for
us, I just edited the file casper/filesystem.size in the Lubuntu 11.04
ISO image to say
137000
(a round-ish number about half the value that was
2011/5/2 Jeremy Bicha jer...@bicha.net
Be careful about how low you set the number. It can make it difficult
to install any additional software and likely more worrying, it can be
impossible to upgrade if there is not space to download and unpack the
updates.
I think that the important
On Mon, 2 May 2011, Chris cyber.dr...@gmail.com wrote:
We would need to find a more permanent I think, but until then your ISO
would be a great alternative for people with small discs.
OK, my tweaked Lubuntu ISO that installs to smaller disks than the
official one is now available for download
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