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On Sat, Jul 18, 2015, at 07:06 PM, hasufell wrote: |
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> The handbook consists of different sections. Installation is only one of |
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> them. An installer would just "replace" that part, not the others. |
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Agreed. I think that any proposed or actual installer shouldn't replace |
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any part of the handbook (and most would probably say the same). My |
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opinion is that an installer should follow the steps (in order) already |
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outlined in the handbook and up front, leave the rest to automation. |
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Nothing then changes in the installation and configuration process. The |
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only difference is making all choices up front and let the installer do |
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the rest by itself. |
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For example, once I prepare my disks I tell the installer "I want x, y, |
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or z stage3; I want openrc or systemd; I want x,y, or z profile; I want |
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the following xxx in my kernel; etc." then set it and forget about it |
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til morning. |
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