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what about a special tool, that would be able to grab your system |
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configuration, build a profile of it, an dalso be able to apply a profile? |
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So that you can install gentoo, with gnome configured as you like it, then ask |
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this tool to generate you the profile of the system, so that you are enable to |
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share it, or reuse it on other systems? |
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The good point of this is that we don't limit the user choice and that we allow |
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very easy way to automate the customization (profile file distribution). |
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The bad news is that you need a tool to grab the system configuration properly. |
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But maybe it's as simple as diffing the changed files compared to the original |
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installed one, and file added? |
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what do you think? |
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Paul de Vrieze <pauldv@g.o> said: |
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> On Tuesday 16 March 2004 10:49, dams@×××.fr wrote: |
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> > hmmm, well, nautilus integrates badly with mozilla and soffice. epiphany |
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> > and gnome office are not competitive with koffice and konqueror. metacity |
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> > is even not integrated as well as kwm. |
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> > But well this is troll for now. Let try to agree on the concept/goal/need |
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dams |
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