Hi! That would be facts, not thoughts.
1.) xfree86-common In the monitor configuration it asks for refresh ranges, but it does not say in what units are the values expected. 2.) GNOME <-> X dependency The gnome desktop package ( under "Tasks" in aptitude ) has no dependency on xserver. Why ? Because it could be used on a remote display ? 2.a) xserver-common not dependent on XXX XXX being some X11 essentials package, having mostly font related stuff. Sorry, can't recall the name. Again, why is there no dependency set up ? 3.) debian-installer pre-rc2 : first question "Select language" It would be nice to explain what is the choice used for. Installer language ? Installed system default language ? Something else ? 4.) debian-installer pre-rc2 : "Select country" OK, for the language one can guess its purpose, but the country ? Is this for selecting some default locale ? It is not used as a hint for the keyboard layout, as I noticed. So what is its purpose ? 5.) debian-installer pre-rc2 : keyboard layouts are not sorted In the menu for selecting the keyboard layout, the entries are not alphabetically sorted. As there are quite many of them, sorting would be helpful. 6.) bug 276482 installer creates too small extended partition Reproducable, if I create a logical ext3 partition for / and a primary swap on a blank disk ( no partition table before installation ), then the extended partition will not cover the entire disk. 7.) debian-installer pre-rc2 strange use of CD units After install & reboot I scanned a few official sarge weekly CDs by APT ( in the post-reboot procedure, when it offers that posibility ) The thing is , that it scanned the CDs in cdrom hda, but then later when installing packages, it expects the CDs in hdc , strange. ( I performed the boot and install from hdc ) Some data : /cdrom -> media/cdrom /media/cdrom -> /media/cdrom0 /etc/fstab : /dev/hdc /media/cdrom0 /dev/hda /media/cdrom1 /dev/hdd /media/cdrom2 /dev/ : cdrom -> cdrom0 cdrom0 -> hda cdrom1 -> hdc cdrom2 -> hdd How comes that it uses one unit for scanning and another for reading(installing) ? Regards, xerces8 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
