On Mon, Mar 19, 2018 at 11:58:52PM +0100, Wolfgang Schweer wrote: > On Mon, Mar 19, 2018 at 01:21:33PM +0000, Holger Levsen wrote: > > isnt this bug a manifestation of three bugs: > As far as I can tell: only sort of. In the first place the bug shows > that communicating how to install different profiles could be better. > Maybe there should be BIG and FAT hints; but it might be wishful > thinking this could make a difference. I'm not sure why you advocate only documenting this in the manual, instead of changing the default… > > 1. netinst image needs to be redone to include updated packages. > Yes, this would solve the problem for now. > > (can we build images using stable-proposed-updates?) > No idea; also: is there enough space available on ftp.s.no? In general > it would be nice to have the ISOs updated after each stable point > release. oh, yes, sigh. no idea about diskspace on ftp/a.s.no, but this is definitly demotivating. (the diskspace issues on that machine have been a problem for 10 years now.) maybe we can use the minidebconf in hamburg to get usuable debian-edu-buster images build on debian.org infrastructure… > > 2. ltsp default should be lxde clients > LTSP thin clients need LXDE (or another lightweiht DE like Xfce or MATE) > on the server side as well; so IMO the recommondatation in the manual > install chapter (use 'desktop=lxde') is already the right solution. again: my suggestion was to change the default because KDE is broken. I really dont get why you suggest to keep KDE and then to document that people should not use it. > > 3. insufficient diskspace^wfree space on partitions, in general and esp. > > for kde ltsp clients > IMO this is only a follow-up problem (and affecting only Stretch). ok. -- cheers, Holger
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