Drew Parsons wrote: > That also explains why the debconf question is so long. I wanted to > make sure these users got the message. If they read neither the debconf > question, nor the README, nor the FAQ, then what can we do? (Apart from > coding up a dynamic reading of the settings - on the TODO list...).
In my experience, the longer the text, the less likely people are to read it. Sad fact of life; we generally have to take into effect people who are skimming through the entire install. > But you're right, the text can probably be reduced. I only made it long > because I was thoroughly annoyed and wanted to be sure the point was > made. > > As for the priority, I'm happy to change it for you :) Ok. BTW, can you shed any light on whether we still need to install xprint as part of a default debian desktop install (see thread on debian-devel). > p.s. are you sure you two are not twins? #298956...#298959... Only people who sometimes manage to miscommunicate while being on the same irc channell.. :-) -- see shy jo
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