On 11/27/06, Phil Meyer <pmeyer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
True.
I am one happy RH guy who've done ~300 installs in a day, using kickstart and anaconda.
+1 for the thoughts.
Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Ric Moore wrote:
>
>
>> I hated YAST. A truly horrible interface. What we have
>> just plain works. Ric
>>
>
> snip ...
>
> In my opinion, this, and Anaconda,
> are the two weakest parts of Fedora.
>
>
>
Ahem. There is nothing in any other distro to compete with kick start
and anaconda for automated installs.
Jumpstart for Solaris is without a doubt the most mature automated
configuration tool on the planet for UNIX based systems.
Kick Start and anaconda fare quite well against Jumpstart. That is not
a mild complement.
For many of us, our users never get involved with installing anything on
their systems. Literally hundreds of desktops can be stamped out in a
day, with hardware variances accounted for, using kick start and anaconda.
So to be specific, there are some aspects of anaconda which a user would
see if doing the install themselves that you don't approve of. I can
accept that.
For many of us, anaconda and kick start are why we follow fedora and
recommend RH to our customers. :)
True.
I am one happy RH guy who've done ~300 installs in a day, using kickstart and anaconda.
+1 for the thoughts.
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