Paul A Houle wrote:
Yuri Prushinsky wrote:
desktop manager is not the correct decision for removal, the more
important is to move typical productivity 3rd party applications to
Extras. I'm a KDE user, with every new release of Gnome I try to
switch to it, but it's just not usable for me, sorry guys.
So, I decided to delete apps that I never use, yum remove mozilla
wiped out mozilla with a bunch of gnome-related packages. Fine, I
don't need the beta of OOo, yum remove openoffice removed one and
about 100 gnome-related packages! Rpm-hell is alive, and waits you
under yum!
Okay, now I have my lovely kdm, kde, and 3rd party firefox and the
latest OOo, which have their own installators.
I really like the kind of Core that freeBSD provides, and it would be
nice if FC will have the same tool set in its core.
I've said it before, but...
If you don't like the package set chosen in Fedora core, go ahead
and roll your own "Hard Core" linux.
Fedora comes with a set of tools that will turn a directory full of
rpm's into a linux distribution you can burn onto an ISO. Create a
.torrent and you can share it with everybody. If you just want to
subset Fedora, this ought to be easy.
sure, but it seems not to be such a trivial solution at the FC4 state..
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Sincerely yours,
Yura
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