On 2/5/07, Peter Ennis <peterennis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Fulko.Hew imparted these words of wisdom:
> Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2007 08:50:34 -0500
Me... I want an ISO that has 'everything' on it (that it can), and
then let me select what I need, without forcing me to have a network
connection to search for missing stuff.
++1 here
(Only one copy of each rpm is in 'everything')
I can then configure a box to my needs,
run yum update for all at once and reasonably expect
no rpm conflicts - and more important - so can a newbie.
It could be bit torrent only and burn your own DVD.
It will not be long before this becomes
"burn your own HD-DVD / BlueRay ..." for catering
to the growth of 'everything'.
Mark me up for an "everything spin" too. If mirrors are a problem,
then make it bittorrent only - this makes those of us that want it
also responsible for providing it.
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