text: #include <hallo.h> Anthony Towns wrote on Fri Apr 05, 2002 um 07:00:08PM: >, What is _default_? What is _option_? Saying that something is default implies that you stick to this thing from the installation time until you install another (optional) thing manually. This is not the case here. You can completely install and work with bf2.4 unless you decide to change to optimised 2.4.x kernels or 2.2.x. > problem is, many people download only the first CD and install the rest from the net. Or they even do not look on other CDs, boot with the first one and are disappointed (no lang chooser, missing drivers for various hardware, harddisk controllers, USB keyboards, etc. etc.). This is not a technical change. It is a political one. debian-cd still needs at least one release before Woody. IMHO enough time to change. > debian-cd has exactly one goal right now: make sure we're ready to produce > official CDs that include the entire archive and let you get started on > an install. As said before, I know enough people that run their harddisks on Promise or Highpoint controllers. With the vanilla flavor, Debian would be completely useless for them.
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