Phillip Salzman wrote:
An easy answer would be to put the web-browser and such the first
disk, but
I don't think it would solve anything. If it kept with those,
FreeBSD would
find itself just moving towards the same work being done at PC-BSD,
wouldn't
it?
When I see almost 200 MB free on disc1 of 7.0, and I remember the
handy apps & pkgs which used to be on past releases of FreeBSD, I do
not see it as moving towards PC-BSD as much as I see it as going back
to what FreeBSD used to have just a few releases ago.
In truth, for workstations and laptops at least, most of us do want a
web browser. Not having a decent web browser out of the box in 2008
after 15 years of web browser development gives BSD a really archaic
look and feel. We all know that BSD is the best, most solid OS out
there - but occasionally we need to do a bit of marketing, we need to
show our stuff to let others see that "we get it".
Dan
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