trilinux
>
> > How long would it have taken an experienced Linux user to do a quick
> > install of three different distributions just to make sure something
> > major wasn't missing? Maybe a day at most?
>
> W install all three distributions on our TRI-LINUX cd on two different
> boxes ...
> one that is all IDE and one that has a NCR SCSI and a AHA 1542. It takes
> about 3 hours when two of us are working on it. We then create a gold,
> verify
> it bit for bit, and test the install one more time. Before we ship a
> "silver"
> CD we do a bit for bit test again and usually install one of the three
> distributions.
>
> The Debian 1.3 install is much improved from previous versions. It
> autodetected the
> subdirectory where I put the startup stuff and required only a single boot
> floppy. A far cry from the 6 floppies needed in previous versions. I think
> the quality and ease of the basic installation is now second to none.
That's great news!
I have a question about this tri-linux CD:
How on earth do you fit three distributions on one CD? The official
debian CD release will now be 2 CD's. Does leaving out the source
distribution really makes such a difference?
Eric Meijer
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