Philip Charles <philipc@copyleft.co.nz> writes: > The Turtle has not beaten me! Still at two CDs, but this has meant that I > have had to work at the Exclusion list. Well, you're cheating now ... There are some packages on your list that are certainly useless, but others are more of the "extra" variety. Specifically: * are KDE and Gnome really not worthless? I dimly remember Marcus stating that Gnome worked in principle. * kernel-source-* may actually be useful for people that want to snarf current Linux drivers to put them into Mach. * "Linux" documentation is often not that Linux specific. I'd wager that half of the HOWTOs apply to all GNU systems (if not all Unices). Similar for lg-*. foo-doc packages where foo does not yet exist should be excepted, of course. * alien may have some use converting arch-independent rpms, for example. Sure, the benefit is certainly not big for these, but not exactly zero, either. It depends on the cost involved in producing another CD, which I'm total oblivious of... -- Robbe
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