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Debian-Instaler opinions
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I think it's perfectly fine. I also can't understand why people panic when they see that it's a text-only installer. "Oh no, I'm not in a GUI anymore!"
It's so clearly laid out that people should have no problem figuring it out. And it probably does them some good to be without a GUI for a few minutes.
It's so clearly laid out that people should have no problem figuring it out. And it probably does them some good to be without a GUI for a few minutes.
"Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal."
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i like text based installers
debians is my fave (i like doing netinstall basic then apt-getting) , followed by slackware
I hate bsd's sysinstall though. I dont like the idea of going back to go forward
debians is my fave (i like doing netinstall basic then apt-getting) , followed by slackware
I hate bsd's sysinstall though. I dont like the idea of going back to go forward
Last edited by jbennet; Dec 5th, 2006 at 2:56 pm.
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