[RULE] APT, YUM or URPMI on RULE, was: Mini-KDE

[Martin Stricker]

"Gabriel M. Beddingfield" wrote:

> 2. RULE could make an installer that boots to the hard drive, but
> runs the OS from the CD-ROM.  (That is, in systems that are not able
> to boot to CD-ROM.)
> 3. RULE could make an installer that still boots to the CD-ROM, but
> Knoppix configured on the hard drive.

In both cases the CD-ROM drive is unusable, or you'll need two CD-ROM
drives. I know there are certain circumstances where you would want to
use such a setup, but for a regular but old computer (which is the main
target for RULE) I don't think these setups are nice to use. Don't get
me wrong, I don't have anything against developing such solutions, I
just see little use for them.

Best regards,
Martin Stricker
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