]] Philip Hands
> The menu is now:
>
> --> standard ("${DESKTOP}") desktop <--
> standard server [text-only console & 'ssh' remote access]
> other use cases
>
> I get the feeling that the 'standard' is pretty redundant, but just
> 'desktop' and 'server' seems wrong too.
As a data point: To me, as somebody who knows Debian reasonably well,
I'd associate «standard» with the priority level, which would make me
unlikely to want to choose that option, since it installs half the
universe. I don't know whether your «standard + $X» options are
priority >= standard + the specific task, or if it's «base OS»
(debootstrap's base + kernel + boot loader, essentially) + $X.
> I'm tempted to make the third option "All Other Routes" (or whatever the
> locale has on it's road signs to indicate that you're heading out of
> town)
There is no such thing in my locale.
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Tollef Fog Heen
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