[RULE] RULE Project and Ark Linux
M. Fioretti
m.fioretti at inwind.it
Tue Jul 29 07:31:05 EEST 2003
David Sainty wrote:
> > ... as one of the founders of Ark Linux (arklinux.org), I am
> > wondering how AL and RULE may be able to better help each other in
> > the future. AL is very much end user focused - reaching the
> > desktop is Ark Linux's primary goal. Unfortunately AL is not
> > lightweight in the way that RULE is naturally designed to be - we
> > optimise for i586, provide KDE, Mozilla, OpenOffice.org and
> > KOffice.
David,
congratulations for Ark Linux, sounds eally interesting. Apart from
the different hardware target, the biggest difference between RULE and
Ark is maybe the fact that RULE is not a new distribution, "just" a
method to install and optimize the current Red Hat.
Even in this case, we could certainly help each other: probably the
most interesting area is in exchanging tips, tricks and requirement
about how much light KDE can be made: to us, for example, it would be
really interesting to discuss how the spec files of the Red Hat source
RPMs can be changed to have KDE/KOffice with maybe less
multimedia (visual and sound effects?) and *only* the basic applications
(say KMail, Konqueror, Knode, KOffice), to maintain the maximum actual
functionality minimizing disk and RAM requirements. What do you think?
It would be great if you and/or some other Ark developer could join
our list for a while to elaborate on this.
Ciao, and thanks for your interest.
Marco Fioretti
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