On mán 16.des 2013 14:54, Ryan Lerch wrote:
One could also argue that user experience also includes the time to download & install an operating system. If the live image is bloated, this will negatively impact the experience for users using slower internet connections. The size of the image should still be something that is _considered_, not just thrown out as a "we don't have to care about this anymore".
One could make the counter argument of the way being forward is always update/upgrade from the point of installment thus it ( the action of installment ) being one time action and or conducted on rare occasion ( when something fails ) which would distribute the cost of download over a longer period of time ( after the initial installment ) thus nullify that argument you make.
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