> From: Matthew Miller <mat...@fedoraproject.org> > On Tue, Oct 09, 2012 at 03:55:30PM -0400, john.flor...@dart.biz wrote: > > So maybe I should say that I think Fedora has always had it just about
> > right, IMHO. A very small, but functional system ready to grow and can do > > so with its own tools. > > Yeah, but there's _so much_ room to quibble over what "functional" means > there. For cloud JEOS images, I think we need less than that (because > extremely ridiculously minimal is what people are asking for). Agreed. I think this also goes back to one of the requests here asking for a definition of what "minimal" means. It also clearly shows the need for other "minimal-like" installs. > > Makes sense, but can someone please tell me what "comps" stands for? I > > mostly know what they're used for, but have never guessed the acronym. My > > best guess just came to me after years of pondering: compilations? Anyway, > > I feel rather stupid asking this Q, but hey "there's no stupid Qs, right?" > > ;-) > > Once upon a time, the installer presented you with a dialog with the title > "Components to install". (I believe this even *predates anaconda*.) > > This is the list of those components. The "comps file". Oh yes, of course! I remember the days ... having started with RHL 4.0. Some acronyms are just more obvious than others and comps.* is just about as cryptic as trans.* (arbitrary, fictional example) so thank you for clearing that up. -- John Florian
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