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Re: [opensuse-factory] Plan for 11.2?
- From: "Rob OpenSuSE" <rob.opensuse.linux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2009 20:35:33 +0000
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2009/1/8 Matt Sealey <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Aw come on, it's far more sensible to install on a "clean" system,
when you've got another near by, that you can check up on things,
and/or do something useful rather than watch those installer info
screens. I think the only time I actually was preoccupied by an
install, was with COL2 in 1999, which actually invited you to play
ksirtet, whilst it did the work in a rather impressive pipelined
manner.
How many ppl without internet access via another computer, are going
to be fiddling about with USB key, rather than DVD boxset, or a Live
CD or DVD image?
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On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 8:25 AM, Birger Kollstrand
<birger.kollstrand@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
10. Default media made for USB key as well as DVD.
It actually requires a hell of a lot of setup to get a USB key
bootable, more than you could possibly do by shipping a file. I guess
a little Windows installer would be okay that shoved a bootloader on
there, and copied the NET iso stuff there (or even the full DVD) but
that kind of defeats the object of perhaps grabbing a clean system and
installing SUSE from scratch from a USB key. You'd need an existing
system to do it.. which is the computing equivalent IMO of
waterboarding.
Aw come on, it's far more sensible to install on a "clean" system,
when you've got another near by, that you can check up on things,
and/or do something useful rather than watch those installer info
screens. I think the only time I actually was preoccupied by an
install, was with COL2 in 1999, which actually invited you to play
ksirtet, whilst it did the work in a rather impressive pipelined
manner.
How many ppl without internet access via another computer, are going
to be fiddling about with USB key, rather than DVD boxset, or a Live
CD or DVD image?
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