Gustavo Franco wrote: > Unfortunately, even the GNOME desktop environment doesn't fit on the > CD#1. True, but enough does fit to have a basically useable gnome desktop. > You will need broadband connection to fetch some more packages > or use the full DVD#1 for your architecture. The bonus is that KDE > will be there too (full DVD #1). I'm not sure about the latest > statistics on KDE and XFCE alternative desktop CD#1. Joey, could you > give us that information? All of kde doesn't fit on the kde CD, the key packages for the task do. I expect that all of xfce will fit on its CD, but as its CD is currently apparently broken and doesn't include much of anything, I'm not yet sure. > >those 3 arches, roughly equivalent to the contents of the first 3-4 > >CDs or so each. Binary-all package overlaps mean that there is space > >on this disc for more packages than might be expected. Plus, sources > >for all the binaries on the DVD will be included too. This DVD is > >therefore probably the ideal choice of disc to sell or give away at > >Expos. > > Does it contains desktop, kde-desktop, gnome-desktop and xfce-desktop? > I guess not, but who knows. ;) I don't know yet, it might since IIRC kde starts around CD 3 or 4 of the regular CD set. > I would like to suggest 'split' the 9 archs left in 3, something like: > - arm, mips, mipsel Not enough machines for these arches with CD drives to be useful, I think. > - hppa, ia64, s390 AFAIK the use cases for s390 CDs are very limited and don't include booting, so it's not needed. -- see shy jo
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