Re: More task division (II)

["Aldo Solari [APS]" <SOLARIS@cicei.ulpgc.es>]

] Reply-To: oe.hansen@oehansen.pp.se:

]   How about defining an 'install process', with minimum of requirements (=
] such as a n-byte free partition).  

It is a good idea  but  the  first  question  from a newbie would be
'what is 'n' and what is 'byte''. A pie will do better.

] Or, in technical terms...  defining a  idiot-proof  basic  install
] process.   

Not 'idiot' but novice proof.  IMO, SEUL/Linux will succeed when the
system may be installed _and_ maintained  by a 10 year old child who
doesnt know anything about computers.  The  degree  of  'automation'
required is very high.

An example: last night, I read some Debian docs.  I marked at  least
20  technical  terms on a _single page_ which are assumed by the doc
writer to be known by the  newbie.  And Debian's docs are the better
ones, IMO.

Cheers,

    APS
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