Just an idea...
The Debian GNU Linux distribution has a wonderful install program,
but... As soon as the basic install process is done (at least in 1.3),
you are dropped to text mode and thrown into a series of scripts to
continue the installation. I was wondering if Debian could adopt a
single, unified way to configure the system from within a GUI (ex.
TurboLinux has the Turbo programs, Red Hat has LinuxConf, S.u.S.E. has
YaST...). Correct me if this has changed with 2.0, but I gave up on
installing Debian from the Tri-Linux CD-ROM set because I couldn't deal
with all the install scripts (I know, I'm a wuss).
Sincerely yours,
Eric Richard Monson
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