Re: what is "standard" installation?
Hi,
many thanks to all who give me precious tips.
Now I have a much better picture what to get. Last night, I just selected
"standard" and "install", miraculously, it started downloading and install
automatically - I happened to logged on to my ISP. How great it is, isnt it ?
this list is soooo great.
thank you all
Ben
Jim Lynch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The Standard System in debian is defined as:
> - all "required" packages
> - all "important" packages, and
> - all "standard" packages.
>
> It does -not- include (but you are welcome to install some of them anyway):
> - any "optional" packages, or
> - any "extra" packages.
>
> As versions come and go, things are moved around, added or removed. Check
> the package list in dselect or look at the packages files directly to find
> out what is where in the particular version of debian you installed (or are
> thinking about installing) on your computer.
>
> -Jim
>
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