Proposal Two base Ubuntu installs

[darkmatter]

The wife withheld sex for weeks afterwards!

That's what happens when you don't pay attention... therefore you likely deserved it

Seriously: the partitioner is REALLY easy to use.....

[Brunellus]

I respectfully disagree; the partitioner is easy ENOUGH to use, but certainly not REALLY easy.

The gold standard for this for me is still SUSE's installer, but I last used that around version 9.1

[darkmatter]

The gold standard for this for me is still SUSE's installer

Full agreement here: YaST is packing the mother of all installers.

[Stormy Eyes]

I protest pr0nbuntu. Won't somebody please think of the children?!

I think of the children all the time. I have lots of nice recipes.

[prizrak]

MasterShake,
That is why you need a mistress for cases like that Remember the geek modo: "Back up, back up, back up"
Stormy,
You nuts!!!! (Which makes this forum more fun)

[Brunellus]

MasterShake,
That is why you need a mistress for cases like that Remember the geek modo: "Back up, back up, back up"
Stormy,
You nuts!!!! (Which makes this forum more fun)

prizak: I was kinda thinking more along the lines of Juvenile: "back that *** up"

[prizrak]

prizak: I was kinda thinking more along the lines of Juvenile: "back that *** up"

ROFL

[benplaut]

ayisu speaks the truth - you want custom? do a server install.

[briancurtin]

Have you seen the partitioner? The first time I tried using it, I wiped my XP partition off. The wife withheld sex for weeks afterwards!

i didnt think it was that bad, but brunellus is right. the yast partitioner was easier than breathing. i really dont mind command line partitioners though. arch does it that way and i fly through arch installs.

[aysiu]

Ubuntu Dapper's Espresso Installer will probably be easier for the GUI-minded.