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Re: ANNOUNCE: Easy Debian Turbo-Charged Edition!
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It should be cups-client, but I think cupsys-client is just a transitional package, which means cupsys-client is just an empty package that installs cups-client.
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Re: ANNOUNCE: Easy Debian Turbo-Charged Edition!
A housekeeping question. Once I remove an application with Synaptics, such as GIMP, how do I then remove the corresponding menu item. Also, since Debian Image Installer does not do anything now, can it's menu item also be removed?
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Good news; Midori doesn't crash in this version! But it's pretty slow on GMail... YouTube is fine.
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Indeed - works - those reboots in the middle solved the problem. Although I'm bit concerned about n8x0 internal flash speeds. I'm using large (256MB) swap on mmc1 so I've decided to put easy-debian image on mmc2 (in typical PC based manner). First feeling is that my previous one (located also on mmc1 - just as swap file) worked bit faster. I consider starting up OO application like calc. Anyway - great work Quole! :) |
Re: ANNOUNCE: Easy Debian Turbo-Charged Edition!
Hi,
After clicking on the green symbol, I only see a textpage concerning the install and the repo. In AppMan there's no entry for easy-dec-chroot. What am I doing wrong? Karl |
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Hi, qole! This is really amazing job! Thank you!
But, I have little question: can you make same image, but without OpenOffice, Firefox and Gimp? I think, some users, like me, dont really want this massive applications, but rather just need access to Debain repository. |
Re: ANNOUNCE: Easy Debian Turbo-Charged Edition!
Hi Newbie question (so apologies in advance)
You say that the installer can be downloaded to any location, I guess that you will still need to install it on the internal memory card? If so am I better off adjusting my setup so that I boot from my external card? Thanks Steve |
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