Andreas Jaeger wrote:
> Btw. in my new function as Director of Platform and openSUSE, I'll stay
> involved with openSUSE,
this looks like a sort of promotion. I hope it is because I always
appreciate working with you and plan to keep enjoying working with you
in your new charge :-))
jdd
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Hello
Sorry, but I´m curious:-)
Here i have found this amazing mockup
http://en.opensuse.org/Image:Os103-installer-mockup.png
Quote from
http://en.opensuse.org/Pimp_My_Installer
"The installer is the first thing potential openSUSE users see, and an immediate 'pleasant surprise' effect is very important..."
So, can i expect changes in installer for new opensuse 10.3 like this?Because it is fantastic and that green color very fits.
And here
http://en.opensuse.org/UX/Installation
is mentionted
Easy to use, Quick installationtime, Pleasing look and feel.
So, are you going to plane reduce install steps?Because openSUSE has the most install steps.
Thank you for your answers.
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None.
Perhaps i defined my sentence "Because openSUSE has the most install steps." badly :-)
I agree with opinion of Alberto.
But here
http://en.opensuse.org/UX/Installation/opensuse_102_installation
are some cons.So i don´t know what it means.If some changes are planned.
Regards
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>Den Friday 13 July 2007 20:09:05 skrev Krupanský:
>> So, are you going to plane reduce install steps?Because openSUSE has the
>> most install steps.
>
>Which steps do you find irrelevant?
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GPT disk-labels (partition tables) are a new type of disk-labels that don't
have the limitations of the ms-dos partition table. The ms-dos partition
table is what almost everybody uses right now.
The most notable of the ms-dos partition table limitations is the 2 TB limit
for a partition. We are not that far away from this kind of capacity on the
desktop.
To properly handle GPT disk labels, we need a tool that can write them
(parted) and a boot manager that understands them (grub2). Luckily, the
filesystem limits are a little farther.
Can this be considered for inclusion in 10.3?
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I have three computers new enough to have fully functional acpi when
using Win-XP(spit), but all three have very different buggy DSDT's,
and none of them work correctly with the current Linux acpi, apart
from booting and powering off. That is all I really require of Linux
acpi since I only use them while they are plugged in, and I am quite
happy to wait patiently for the promised generic solution to the acpi
problem. The question I have is whether or not filing detailed bug
reports for all three computers would help or hinder the effort. (The
acpi team has a daunting task ahead of them given the buggy DSDT's
manufacturers continue to ship, and flooding them with more
information might just slow them down it occurs to me).
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