Re: [orca-list] auto talking arch install



On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 05:05:18AM AEDT, Kyle wrote:
Much of the configuration of an Arch system is fairly straightforward
and defaults are generally kept sane. Of course the graphical
configuration applications such as gnome/mate-control-center and
system-config-printer also work as expected. There is rarely a need to
manually edit a lot of configuration files even in Arch these days. It's
mainly the installation of a base Arch system that requires most of the
configuration editing and use of individual install scripts along with
applications such as f/gdisk or parted.

I would also add that writing an easy to use installer that does things for you is *hard*. Look at all the 
distros that have this, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora etc. I am sure you would not be hard pressed to find a bug in 
doing something slightly non-standard, and then there are the different types of system, legacy BIOS, EFI, 
etc.

Luke


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