[seul-edu] ISO--project: A bulk approach

[Manuel Gutierrez Algaba <algaba@gmx.net>]

Hi, 
	A couple of (free) opinions. I usually buy Spanish Linux magazines, one of 
the main reasons is that they come with a CD included. This CD is usually not 
very usable, some libs are lacking, or the programs are not interesting for 
me. But I spend my money in those magazines and in those CD's. 
	If you think about it, if Linus Torvalds had waited to have an usable OS 
before posting in comp.unix.minix Linux never would have been a reality, 
probably. Many, many, free projects start in an unstable/bulky way and then 
they are refined by users.
	Why not to release a bulk CD, with several directories labelled as:
 	- tested_and_good
	- not_tested
	    - prolly_interesting
	    - qualify_yourselves ?

This ISO has been waiting for a long time, what's  really needed is : 
	a) a list of apps ... DONE
	b) a list of really usable apps (so the CD is not unusable stuff.... DONE
	c) burn CD, promote it to magazines. I'm pretty sure they'd publish it and 
SEUL would gain a worldwide audience. I'm sick of strange linux distros 
included in those magazines, a SEUL CD would be far more interesting than 
those "rarities". 

I think, that ISO is far nearer to success than many of you would ever 
imagined. 

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mga