I gave up the FreeBSD some monthes ago - Mainly because of the
tsl-initrd custom (non-standard) scripts, Viper and some other projects
"made in Comodo" even in the community version, and for some other very
good reasons in favor of *BSD. But Anaconda returns my bay the first
step to confirm that OpenSource community projects are not so bad ;)
Don't be afraid... Some very nice features are also in TSL - SWUP is
the first and main one. I will be pleased to see it back on my
production servers!
Could I, in my humble opinion, post just a further question : Does the
(fast) growing of the ISO and packages matches one of the first goals of
Trustix? Or a "light" ISO version with all the meaning packages will be
available? (without XOrg, Glade...) - A more secure/lighter version
including LigHTTPD? GRSecurity? More grained policies for SELinux?
Kind Regards
Philippe LAQUET.
PS. I would like to tell my respect to the job you make guys, I just try
to be "constructive" in that approach even if it is not necessarly clear
:P
Morten Nilsen a écrit :
Teófilo wrote:
I'm very agree with the return to Anaconda. Viper has many
fails, its very slow installing and doesn't support automated
instalation.
I've a question about the upgrade from Trustix 3.0. Can it do it
"swup" itelf or must I install all again?
seems to have worked fine on my laptop.. the only problem is the current
lack of any contrib packages, I suppose..
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