Just a comment on db's lean'ness, and thought if possible that extra
packages could be in a folder on the dvd, which would not change the
non-bloat of db at all, but allow certain people to have particular
packages that they may prefer without them being auto-installed.
Is this possible?
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On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 1:32 AM, sayhi2guy@???
<sayhi2guy@???> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I installed the latest d:b to a pendrive using unetbootin, ran it &
> have a few observations to share.
>
> This time there were no problems
> booting in default or failsafe on my system.
>
> The lower Gnome panel
> did not work at all - it was just a blank strip & I had to switch
> between apps with alt-tab.
>
> Once again the audio was auto configured &
> rock solid stable for me & I ran several audio apps with jack set to rt
> with no xruns.
>
> I was very pleased to see muse-sequencer on d:b. There
> is a later stable release (1.1) - I have a deb package built on Ubuntu
> Lucid if you do not mind a checkinstall package.
>
> Suggestion: The audio
> video menu is quite long.  Perhaps separating the audio from the video
> would be a good idea?
>
> All in all looking like a nice solid platform to
> work on.  To me d:b had a certain 'feel good' factor other distros
> lack.
>
> Hope these help
>
> Best Wishes
> Guy
>
>
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