On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 23:50, Alan Cox wrote: > Chromium probably could go. Tuxracer I'd be inclined to keep as its a > very good 3D demo and its very Linux. Its also very small compared to a lot > of the newer games. True, I'd keep Tuxracer around. We should also think about users of FC3 whom are going to be demoing the machine (I do this frequently) - sometimes, setting up demo machines happen, and people don't have Internet access while this is being done, so getting stuff from Extras is hard And digressing, we have no definition of what stays in Core or Extras. Also, we just lack an Extras (or Alternatives for the matter) currently. So this has to be well defined first, and at some stage, my vote will go to Extras also making CD (or DVD) ISOs, so that if folk wan't complete "Fedora" sets, they might get seven CDs, 4 of which might be Core, and 3 of which are Extras/Alternatives Keeping in mind again, not everyone is (fast) Internet connected /me speaks from the 3rd world country POV -- Colin Charles, byte@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.bytebot.net/ "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." -- Mohandas Gandhi
