Daniel Meyer wrote: >> What is (in your opinion) the most similar to TSL Linux distro? Being >> small (1 CD for all is cool) and stable, well-maintained, having history >> for at least several years. > > Since i did kickstart installations for the last years (before i > switched over to gentoo) i dont know any "1 CD" Distros, and well, i > dont care :) There are many distros which have the basic installer on CD > and fetch updated and additional packages from the net. I like that > approach, saves me time and resources :-)
I like pxe.. I've been taking a look at maybe just trying out other distros, but having to burn a CD makes me forget about it and go build something.. (looked at ubuntu today, only found iso images, dropped it) >> What distro can awake interest in inveterate TSL user (and make him >> happy as well)? Is there such? > > Any given distro has interesting features. I like the flexibility of > gentoo. I, on the other hand, appreciate the way (k)ubuntu goes. If i > have to install a system very quick and/or temporarily, i choose that > distro(s). Havent looked deep enough into them to use them on servers > and stuff... thats where i use gentoo :-) gentoo? yuck. I find the concept moronic. source based distro. don't make me laugh .. I can see the advantages from a maintainer point of view, but as for a user.. no thanks. If I am to evaluate a new distro for replacing trustix for my own personal use, it had better support pxe installation, with a repository I can mirror on my server -- and ready-built binary packages. Most my boxes don't have floppies, much less CD-ROMs -- Morten :wq _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
