Re: Debian for rural Peru - (was re: From Puno - Peru)
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On Sun, Jan 04, 2009 at 05:46:36PM +0100, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
>[Jonas Smedegaard]
>> If you aim for KDE/Gnome without the hassle of designing a network
>> infrastructure, with Sugar as optional add-on desktop, then I agree.
>
>Are you sure you tested the Sugar profile in Debian Edu? Your
>comments make me suspect you didn't. It is a separate profile like
>the standalone profile, which almost only installs the Sugar related
>packages.
>
>It is enabled by adding 'debian-edu-expert' as a kernel parameter when
>starting the installer, and then selecting 'sugar' from the list of
>profiles showing up in expert mode.
I never used the Sugar profile in Debian-edu. But I expected that it
would behave the way you describe. Thanks for verifying :-)
What benefit do you see in using Debian-edu as opposed to Debian as
starting point if not interested in the server infrastructure?
- Jonas
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