On Thu, 26 Jan 2006, Claude Jones wrote: > I'll add my voice to this chorus - please put the "everything" > option back. Put a warning in if you deem it necessary, but don't > remove the option. Linux is about choices - let us, the end-users, > decide. while i really didn't want to add anything further to this thread, just a few more brief observations: 1) if, as some people have justifiably claimed, the label of "Everything" might be ambiguous (does that mean everything on accompanying CDs as well?), then just change the label to "All of the above." problem solved, OK? 2) there is no "cost" or "danger" associated with such a button. given that you would (theoretically) get *exactly* the same effect by just selecting all of the visible boxes that are already there, you simply can't make that argument, so please stop. you're just embarrassing yourself. 3) on the other hand, there is most *assuredly* a cost with removing that button, and that is that it annoys some users by forcing them to do more work than they would have to otherwise. and, yes, that's a cost. deal with it. 4) finally, if this is already a done deal and the button has been removed and it's non-negotiable, please make that clear so all of us can stop wasting our time and just move on. it would be just plain cruel to have let this thread go on this long if it was all utterly pointless from the beginning. rday -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list