On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 7:46 PM Philip Hands wrote:
> Of course, Grml isn't a direct output of the Debian project, so perhaps
> people might take issue with having that as the "Debian Recovery
> Option", but it is closely based on Debian, and includes a couple of
> ways of installing vanilla Debian
Mark Pearson writes:
>>> 3. Rescue partition
>>>
>>> Laptop manufacturers usually don't ship with physical media anymore.
>>> Instead, the laptops have a rescue partition on them for
>>> re-installing/resetting the machine.
>>>
>>> As far as I know both installers we currently use in Debian are f
Hi,
Thank you for your mail.
In short term, Lenovo cannot provide Debian pre-installed laptops
since there are some blockers for it. But they want to give better
experience with Linux for their laptop users, including Debian.
So, we can continue to talk with them, will try to find the root
Hi Jonathan
On 6/3/2020 4:40 PM, Jonathan Carter wrote:
Hey Mark
On 2020/06/03 20:24, Mark Pearson wrote:
In my mind the best long term solution for Debian is if Lenovo are
contributing fixes ourselves - after all we usually know what the fixes
are. We're not technically at the stage where t
Hey Mark
On 2020/06/03 20:24, Mark Pearson wrote:
>>> 1. Support
>>>
>>> I'm not sure what you did in the case with Fedora, but my guess is you
>>> have some agreement with how to handle support calls for Fedora on the
>>> system. Debian isn't backed by any one company, and in the immediate
>>> fu
Hi Jonathan
Thanks for the follow up.
Also - apologies as I realised I used my non-linux friendly email
account for my original posting with all the horrible outlook mangling.
I'm posting this from my alternative account which avoids outlook (I'm
just transitioning between the two accounts...
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