Debian On DVD
jwest writes "LCS now has Debian GNU/Linux 'woody' on DVD-R
We were just tired of shucking around the 6 CD/ROM's
it takes to do a new installation with woody.
One DVD that can be read on a common place DVD
reader seemed like its time had come.
More info." Debian unstable, for the adventurous with a DVD-drive. Update: 10/25 23:14 GMT by T : Sorry, that's "testing." Just ... testing.
The Widescreen DTS edition of Debian Does Dallas/b?
What, me worry?
I suppose this has little direct bearing on other wares, but I also suppose that others will follow suit. I would love to be able - just once - to install Microsoft Office Professional, or Visual Studio, or any other suite of several CDs from just one disc.
Of course, as the DVD-ROM slowly becomes the software standard for such massive space requirements, I don't think that will a problem. In the meantime, how are DVDR drives' prices doing?
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Debian unstable, for the adventurous with a DVD-drive.
"woody" is the debian "testing" version, not the debian "unstable". Debian's "unstable" is AKA "sid". Still cool, though.
Now I wish I either had a laptop w/ a DVD drive, or could find a decent SCSI DVD drive for my home system, since IDE sucks so bad.
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