> On Sun, Feb 19, 2017 at 11:29:37AM -0000, Fa Be wrote: > > But then you need to add more stuff later, right? Isn't the network > install + downloading specifically what you want a better option > anyway? First of all I must say I assume that the Minimal CD of CentOS provides the GNOME Desktop like Debian #1 CD, based on this assumption, adding more stuff is not always necessary. Don't think only to me, imagine there is many old and network-less systems in one place which needs to a graphical environment like GNOME for file system browsing, image viewing, trying GNOME, etc. The Net install option is not efficient for this purpose and Live DVD has several problems: 1. It is huge for people of developing and un-developed countries. 2. It need to a DVD disc and DVD ROM for install via Optical Disc Drive (ODD). 3. It is a traffic wasting option, because all the software inside it is not necessarily used, like Libre Office, firefox, etc. 4. If Fedora can not installed on a system due to varios reasons, The DVD option is like above case, wasting network traffic. I think I provided reasonable grounds why the Fedora project should provide Minimal CD. Thank you _______________________________________________ devel mailing list -- devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to devel-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
