On Thu, 2008-10-23 at 20:05 +0200, Thorsten Leemhuis wrote: > > The "Feature" exists. You get it by de-selecting every box in anaconda. > > I unsure if I agree or not, but one things seems obvious to me: The > current solution doesn't satisfy a lot of people (actually "it confuses > people" might be the the better description). And so did the "minimal" offerings of past. > So if there are people > that want to work out a better solution please let them just do that; if > you think that clutters the UI then bring that point up; but just > repeatably stating that it's hard to pick the "minimal package set" > doesn't bring us any further. I've stated over and over again that you're welcome to try. I even pointed out that Comps is the place to do it, and that is even open for commit access. So far, I haven't seen any real discussion or changes there. > > A committee of interested people aren't going to magically make new UI > > show up in anaconda, that has to be done through the anaconda upstream > > and maintainers. > > Sounds yet again like you want to shoot the discussion down, as you make > it sound like getting things into anaconda is something totally > impossible. Not at all. However this particular thing I don't see a lot of chance of getting in, at least not in the previously suggested ways. > But luckily Fedora and anaconda are open-source projects; As I stated. > Red Hat even opened RHL/started Fedora to give the community a chance to > influence and improve things like that. So give them a chance to do > that; yes, it's maybe won't be easy to realize with a clean UI, but I'm > optimistic it's possible somehow. Isn't that why I said to go through the anaconda upstream and maintainers to get such a change in? -- Jesse Keating Fedora -- Freedom² is a feature! identi.ca: http://identi.ca/jkeating
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