On Sun, Nov 19, 2006 at 02:07:48AM +0100, Michelle Konzack wrote: > > > 6. maybe a seperate set of post-install scripts for setting things up > > in a kid friendly way. > > What do you mean with it? > > A kid of 3 years put the CD into the drive and install > the Debian-Kids-Cd alone? :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) > no, I mean a set set of post-install scripts that run when one installs a debian-jr meta-package that would allow a parent to configure X session stuff for children. Or, as has been discussed elsewhere in this thread, a configuration front-end for the same purpose at a parent could use to configure childrens' accounts. but, sure, why not! My kids are already very familiar with the windows procedure -- insert game cd, click on icon to launch it. Why not a debian-jr live cd (as Ben is already working on) that brings up a debian-jr system. Maybe not to install (though that could be an option). How about this? set up the disk so that if it is auto-started in windows, it use linloader or some similar system to bootstrap up a debian instance. then debian could take over the machine! A
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