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plea for "vanilla" sub-directories



Hi,

I do not take much risk pretending that the "disks-i386/current/"
directory tree is extremely confusing for most people, especially for
the newcomers.

<http://www.debian.org/releases/woody/i386/ch-install-methods.en.html#s4.2>

I think a simple (?) modification would greatly enhance understanding of
this (lack of?) order and enhance understanding of the whole "4.2
Downloading Files from Debian Mirrors" section in general:

   the addition of "vanilla" sub-directories.

For instance, today, you can find "kernel-config" files at 3 (!)
different depths in the hierarchy. Using "vanilla" sub-dirs (or
"default" sub_dirs, or even both names with a symbolic link,...), that
would reduce this to 2 different depths only, and even 1 depth only for
most other files.

My two eurocents.

Cheers,

Marc.


-- 
It is also palpably absurd to live in a society where capital can move
faster and more easily than human beings. Capital exists for the sake
and convenience of human beings.
-- The Manifesto of January 3, 2000, Bruce Sterling


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