On Sun, Jul 22, 2007 at 13:52:31 -0600, Karl Larsen <k5di@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Not true. I understand what he was suggesting. Now lets run through > this thought a bit. Lets say your wife just got interested in Linux. > Would you tell her to d/l the boot disk and then without help select the > things she wants in her desktop? That is stupid and will not work. > > What she and all the other windows users want is to d/l one CD and > load a working system. This is all you can expect from a normal windows > user. > > This is why you need to think like I did and make a real effort to > do this. If not then Fedora will remain a Geek's toy. Downloading only what you need and deciding what you need are two different problems. You asked about downloading only what you need and were given the answer to that problem. As far as picking what you want, I seem to remember there being only a couple of choices if you don't customize, and they shouldn't be too hard figure out for novice users.
