"Jonas Sundström" <jonas@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > > "Mikael Jansson (mailing lists)" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > The problem with too much information is that you tend to skip it. > > Also, if you don't know what each app is, you don't know if you > > want > > to > > install it or not. Even if you -do- know what it does, it's often > > better to be able to install it after having booted up the OS. > > Yes, keep the Installer and the install process as simple as > possible. > (The way it is.) > > If we can defer keymap, network, timezone, account, locale and other > setup to post-install, we sure can defer 3'rd party additions. > > We don't want to merge Installer and Boneyard just to let people > download a few apps from the Installer. > Excellent points! I think so to. I think that what we need is a /sane/ package system. That'd basically solve all our problems. -- Mikael Jansson http://mikael.jansson.be