--- On Thu, 12/11/08, Máirín Duffy <duffy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I don't know. One of the anaconda guys would probably
> know.
>
> ~m
One consideration, since most of us are installing from
CD/DVDs, would be the write speed of the ROM drive. I have,
besides my 3gig box, two older 1gig boxes I install Live
CDs on. Takes both about 45 minutes. My 3box, half that. I
would imagine install time = box size (+) write speed (+)
RAM. On my 1gig boxes the first thing that happens is a
screen appears that says: You don't have much RAM on this
system, would you like to install the SWAP Partition now?
Translation: hope your not late for an appointment.
So, a question is: are people installing off of CDs, using
older/slower boxes? And those using DVDs newer/faster? If
so, then those using DVDs would seemingly need fewer panels
or screens, since they will be enjoying setting up their
desktop sooner, anyway. Whereas, those using older/slower
may need more panels/screens; anything to breakup the
monotany of watching that scroll-bar crawl across their
screen.
-- Doug Berry --
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