Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 1st Nov 2005 08:31 UTC
"The Debian Weekly News for October 25th, 2005 discusses the upcoming graphical frontend to the debian-installer as part of the most recent minutes of the monthly Debian Installer team meeting. It appears that after all of these years the text based Debian installation is finally getting the boot." Screenshots here.
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2005-09-26
On the subject of partitioners, I must say I like the Mandrake Partitioner the best. But the last Mandrake I've tried was 9.0. (It was extremely buggy, so I settled with solid as a rock woody + backports at the time). I was dissapointed in the Anaconda installer when I tried it for Fedora Core 4. I don't remember what happened exactly , but it was buggy and I didn't succeed in resizing my existing ext3 partitions. I don't enjoy being a beta tester for a enterprise edition I will never use. I'd rather test debian unstable in a chroot. http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-tips.en.html#s-chroo...