Well, SUSE Studio is nice solution for this problem: select any repositories and software you want. Just one problem, there is no Leap 42.2 yet. And as for Tumbleweed there is no sense for different ISO's. Tumbleweed updates several times a week, so NetInstall is only viable option for that. IMHO. Anyway it wants a lot of traffic. пʼятниця, 21 квітня 2017 р. 17:49:09 EEST Daniel Morris написано:
On Fri, Apr 21, 2017 at 06:31:46PM +0430, Farhad Mohammadi Majd wrote:
users. Most users usually installs only one DE.
That's not strictly true. I use Plasma as my DE but I also some GNOME applications, such as gnumeric and gimp. Conversely I expect many other DE users may enjoy KDE apps, such as digikam etc. Some of those choices may come from legacy & interoperability cases, other times it could just be the great features, eg konsole is a superb terminal emulator.
I don't wish to denigrate the genuine issues of lack/cost of bandwidth, but pigeon-holing users into a single DE ISO for the mainstream download may remove a lot of the flexibility currently offered.
Perhaps a dedicated OBS project with a subset of software would be a better solution for a <DVD >CDROM size release?
Daniel
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