[RULE] Conectiva

Michael Fratoni mfratoni at tuxfan.homeip.net
Wed May 28 05:16:56 EEST 2003


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On Thursday 22 May 2003 08:56 am, Jason Bechtel wrote:
> How long would it take your average experienced
> Linux systems administrator to adapt RULE for
> Conectiva?

It shouldn't be overly difficult.
Depends on how different the distributions are, really.

> There is a local project that needs to be done by
> the end of this month (9 days!) to load Linux
> onto 50-80 old Pentium class (75MHz, 32MB, 2GB)
> PCs destined for South America.  They need to
> have Spanish support in as many areas as possible
> and we think Conectiva is the way to go.  It is
> RPM-based, so I know it should be *possible*.
> How long would it take to get reasonable package
> lists, though?  Or would it be easier to just
> create one special-purpose package list for this
> project (since we'll probably be putting the same
> thing on every machine)?

One special package list should do the trick. I'd offer to try, but I 
don't have the time at present, and given the deadline, won't have the 
time.

One question, though. Why Connectiva? I don't know how good the Red Hat 
Spanish support is, but getting Red Hat installed and booting with 
Spanish locale support should be simple enough.

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