JC Cheloven
May 20th, 2008, 12:45 AM
Hi, I've read elsewhere that an installation of a simple command-line system (from an alternate cd for example), followed by manual installation of the other components, say something like this:
sudo aptitude install xorg
sudo aptitude install metacity
sudo aptitude install gdm
sudo aptitude install gnome-terminal
sudo reboot
sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
would lead to improved stability compared to an standard installation.
I can't figure out the reasons for that supposed 'improved stability', but have no arguments to discard it either. Anyone knows about it, or tried out that way?
Greetings
sudo aptitude install xorg
sudo aptitude install metacity
sudo aptitude install gdm
sudo aptitude install gnome-terminal
sudo reboot
sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
would lead to improved stability compared to an standard installation.
I can't figure out the reasons for that supposed 'improved stability', but have no arguments to discard it either. Anyone knows about it, or tried out that way?
Greetings