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<H1>[Mageia-dev] Mageia 3 final set of isos</H1>
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<I>Thu Sep 20 11:45:07 CEST 2012</I>
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<PRE>On 19/09/12 10:31, Thomas Backlund wrote:
><i> I'd suggest for livecds:
</I>><i> 2 liveCDs:
</I>><i> - 1 GNOME 700M i586 - english only - for FOSDEM & co
</I>><i> - 1 KDE 700M i586 - english only - for FOSDEM & co
</I>><i> 4 liveDVDs:
</I>><i> - 1 GNOME DVD i586 - all locales-*
</I>><i> - 1 GNOME DVD x86_64 - all locales-*
</I>><i> - 1 KDE DVD i586 - all locales-*
</I>><i> - 1 KDE DVD x86_64 - all locales-*
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+1
but I would suggest that all those guys get a network install option. In
particular the live CDs, in that case they could replace the boot.iso.
It is true that it takes 10x times to download a full CD compared to
boot.iso, but that's still tractable?
><i> Question...
</I>><i> do we need to provide XFCE (or LXDE) for those that does not like
</I>><i> the GNOME/KDE bloat (and "phone/pad" gui) ?
</I>
I belong to those guys, and I would say NO. :)
Just because, if you don't like KDE, you won't like LXDE for aesthetic
reasons, and XFCE is practical but neither nice in my opinion. However,
if would not have a size issue, I'll say YES only if we include all the
small desktop environments; because that's a great stuff about Mageia
that we have almost all of them.
Cheers,
Chris.
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