| 2008-02-27 14:22:10 |
Jonathan Marsaud |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2008-02-27 14:23:21 |
Jonathan Marsaud |
description |
Binary package hint: debian-installer
Hi,
Debian provides a debian-installer that can be more "simply" by to be graphic (GTK2+).
For test it, type "installgui" on a Debian CD prompt.
I think it may be useful to do not « worries » new users who use Alternate CD (Some time, it's the only one solution to install Ubuntu, not a reserved powerfull user method of Installation).
Plus, it does not use a lot of memory like "Install Ubuntu" Hardy Desktop CD (== run Ubiquity without GNOME session, I don't speak about full-session with Ubiquity ("Try and install" Ubuntu label), because it does not require a full system loaded to run it.
Sorry for my poor technical english, of course, you can try this with a Debian ISO. |
Binary package hint: debian-installer
Hi,
Debian provides a debian-installer that can be more "simply" by to be graphic (GTK2+).
For test it, type "installgui" on a Debian CD prompt.
I think it may be useful to do not « worries » new users who use Alternate CD (Some time, it's the only one solution to install Ubuntu, not a reserved powerfull user method of Installation).
Plus, it does not use a lot of memory like "Install Ubuntu" Hardy Desktop CD (== run Ubiquity without GNOME session, I don't speak about full-session with Ubiquity ("Try and install" Ubuntu label), because it does not require a full system loaded to run it.
Sorry for my poor technical english, of course, you can try this with a Debian ISO.
PS : You can include the GTK installer and run it by default in Alternate Ubuntu CD, and keep up the old ncurses debian-installer via F4 button (like OEM mode or Command line system. |
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| 2008-02-27 14:23:47 |
Jonathan Marsaud |
description |
Binary package hint: debian-installer
Hi,
Debian provides a debian-installer that can be more "simply" by to be graphic (GTK2+).
For test it, type "installgui" on a Debian CD prompt.
I think it may be useful to do not « worries » new users who use Alternate CD (Some time, it's the only one solution to install Ubuntu, not a reserved powerfull user method of Installation).
Plus, it does not use a lot of memory like "Install Ubuntu" Hardy Desktop CD (== run Ubiquity without GNOME session, I don't speak about full-session with Ubiquity ("Try and install" Ubuntu label), because it does not require a full system loaded to run it.
Sorry for my poor technical english, of course, you can try this with a Debian ISO.
PS : You can include the GTK installer and run it by default in Alternate Ubuntu CD, and keep up the old ncurses debian-installer via F4 button (like OEM mode or Command line system. |
Binary package hint: debian-installer
Hi,
Debian provides a debian-installer that can be more "simply" by to be graphic (GTK2+).
For test it, type "installgui" on a Debian CD prompt.
I think it may be useful to do not « worries » new users who use Alternate CD (Some time, it's the only one solution to install Ubuntu, not a reserved powerfull user method of Installation).
Plus, it does not use a lot of memory like "Install Ubuntu" Hardy Desktop CD (== run Ubiquity without GNOME session, I don't speak about full-session with Ubiquity ("Try and install" Ubuntu label), because it does not require a full system loaded to run it.
Sorry for my poor technical english, of course, you can try this with a Debian ISO.
Idea : You can include the GTK installer and run it by default in Alternate Ubuntu CD, and keep up the old ncurses debian-installer via F4 button (like OEM mode or Command line system. |
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| 2008-02-27 17:29:19 |
Colin Watson |
debian-installer: importance |
Undecided |
Wishlist |
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| 2008-02-27 17:29:19 |
Colin Watson |
debian-installer: status |
New |
Triaged |
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