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mån 2002-01-07 klockan 00.43 skrev Miguel S. Filipe: |
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> For me, without any doubt, grafical installers can only cause trouble |
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> and compatibility problems.. has you said. |
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> A ncurses aproach would be preferable, like the instalers of : |
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> freebsd |
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> slackware |
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> debian |
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> redhat v5 (the one i liked most) |
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> It should be, in order of priority: functional/pratical, stable, safe, |
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> fast, pretty. |
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To clearify, just because it's written in QT/C++ (though I'm not a big |
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fan of either QT or C++) doesn't rule out functional/practical, stable, |
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what do you mean by safe? (safe as in user-can't-do-it-wrong?) |
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What is really the issue here is the functionality we need. Since this |
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is done on Bevins (and perhaps mine) sparetime there is another priority |
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you forgot above. The fun of doing it, otherwise it won't get done. |
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So, the reason for a GUI installer is simply that both Bevin and me |
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thinks it would be fun to write one. And we think that it would benifit |
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the users. Of course there will be an alternative of installing it in |
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the same way as it's currently done. |
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Regards, |
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Mikael Hallendal |
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Mikael Hallendal |
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Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Leader |
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CodeFactory AB, Stockholm, Sweden |