on Tuesday 08 February 2005 13:21, lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > One of BeOS's advantages was that the system was usuable from the > > start, and only one tick was required in the installer to get it to a > > development ready state. No other package selection issues, etc > > Agreed. Choice isn't always a good thing. yes, but the machine can't guess what you want so or you choose or you can't complain about installed software. > > [X] Haiku R1 > [ ] Development > > As for the rest, it's at BeBits. I think Firefox should be installed as > default along with ssh. Or, do you know of anything else we would like > included? Look at Windows. You don't get download.com bundled on the > CDs, you get to download it yourself. if he system includes telnet is silly not including openssh. > > BeOS is about sane defaults and preferences where it makes sense, we > should take care of that heritage! true > > But all in all, why have a zillion applications installed? Who is going to > take responsibility for their quality? It will be up to Haiku making sure > they're as good as the rest of the operating system. Adding applications > just for the fun of it is _not_ the way to go. A package system, however, > is badly needed. Perhaps it would be something for BeClan.org to take up? what's the status of this project ? -- Jorge Salamero Sanz aka "bencer" mailto: 526715@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx chatto: bencer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx dontgo: http://bencer.amedias.org/