On Sunday 06 October 2002 21:03, Mike Chambers wrote: > > Now my suggestion on the menu structure and the Extras menu. I like > > having all the programs available but only one on the primary menu so the > > only problem is chosing which one is primary. Other people though have > > different opinions on how it should be setup. So maybe RH just needs to > > build in a "menu editor" into the install process. Could be done like > > disk partioning where you have the option of taking the default setup > > (maybe list some other "alternate standard" ways) or a complete manual > > customization. It would take a lot of work to program it, but is > > probably the only way to satistify everybody's point of view. > > I disagree on the menu editor during install. As long as there is an easy
I too. I've just been through a Debian install, and there are altogether too many questions _during_ the install process. I much prefer to answer the essential questions up fron, then (except for changing CDs) hear nothing from the computer until its ready to reboot. A checklist installed into /root for post-install setting up I could deal with. It should include items for X KDE menus G menus Sendmail NTP CUPS New user(s) and so on for everything that's installed and needs to be configured.
