Greetings, Installation needs to be simple, and I'm worried a consolidation may make it more complex (or lack detail) for novice users who just want to try it out to see if it meets their needs.
The Ubuntu page was fashioned with the notion of "cut-and-paste" without much thinking. The Debian page requires more understanding and thought. While I am not against consolidating the pages, I have problems with the expectation bar for installation that a lot of people need to leap. The consolidated page should have pretty boxes that if you do those commands without much reading (sadly some is required), it will just work. And while the Ubuntu page is longer, perhaps breaking parts out to sub-pages may be a way to shrink it to the Debian page preferred size? Is there a way to know which page is accessed more often and where? That may also inform how we re-work those pages into one. Just some thoughts. Thanks for asking for input, Mason James. GPML, Mark Tompsett
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