On Tue 28 Jun 2011 at 21:55:50 +0100, Lisi wrote:
> As I understand it, the argument is that Grub legacy should be available as
> part of the "expert" install process.
Yes, that's the proposition. But "expert" doesn't mean expert and
foisting some end-of-line, unsupported software on me for booting my
computer is not a responsible action.
And just to take the argument into uncharted territory (not very
seriously, I admit) but why can't apt-get and aptitude be offered as
alternatives on the installer? "Expert" install only, of course!
A newbie would be better advised to
> stick to standard until sure of her/his ground.
You only install once. What do you have to be sure of?
> Most people will simply go for the defaults.
'Most people' don't fit the 'most people' category.
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