On Mon, 15 Mar 2010, Antonio Olivares wrote:
> > >> Overall it's an interesting suggestion, you can
> > create a bugzilla [1]
> > >> entry against "anaconda" package and propose that
> > to anaconda
> > >> developers.
> > >
> > > Yea, but we are still waiting for the "Select every
> > optional package
> > > in all package groups" button they promised us to
> > replace the
> > > "everything" button (unless they actually have that in
> > f13? :-).
> >
> >
> > A show of hands? How many users does 'we' represent
> > here? :-)
> >
> > --
>
> +1) I want to be in the "we" category. I do miss that powerful
> click to install everything :(, while I don't install everyhing
> anymore I can live with it, but to go and hunt down packages *that
> are not in the default* installation is a pain in the A....
i'm not sure that i'd deliberately install everything given the
opportunity, but i have to think that a choice like that would be a
terrific stress test for the installation process -- perhaps a hidden
choice that says, "activate every possible fedora repository and grab
*everything*."
i'm sure the installation team must have a secret setting like that.
:-)
rday
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