On Sunday 06 October 2002 13:55, Havoc Pennington wrote: > i.e. anything in Extras > in the default install can no longer be in the default install, and > this may require some weird package splitting, something like > gnome-utils-base, gnome-utils-extra).
Why? You can have a tiny install as you choose, but the applications Red Hat has chosen are not those that I would. Want to know something silly? I just kickstart- installed with this package list: %packages @KDE Desktop Environment vim-X11 vim-enhanced @Text-based Internet Guess what email client's in the base Internet menu? Give up? None. You have to go to Extras/Internet Something else silly? This is a KDE install, right? It starts up wuth GDM. I find myself next to speechless. If I used the language that comes most readily to mind, you'd be offended for sure.
