If webian going tobe a full linux distro..i suggesting based on rolling released distro.this way, will not need installing every 6 months like ubuntu.the os will be automatically updated and so is the webian.
Just like chromeOS :)
If webian going tobe a full linux distro..i suggesting based on rolling released distro.this way, will not need installing every 6 months like ubuntu.the os will be automatically updated and so is the webian.
Just like chromeOS :)
...you right.chromeOS doesnt released yet..:-)
The rolling release system i get from what google said on last google io and from my experience with chrome browser.
I just thing this approach give user a smoother experience.
Adicahya
The suse based webian is sized about 350mb.
Adicahya
Maybe the Debian method could be followed. Rolling for developers and Non-rolling for a stable user edition. Most derived distros are non-rolling. It's just more stable. Plus I don't think Webian on the whole would be too massive. 100MB is nothing now a days.
I'm using the Webian at Fedora 14 (kernel 2.6.39-1.fc16.i686) and works so fine.
I'll test at Fedora 15, and also try build an minimal Fedora 14 Live
(CD/USB) as soon as i can.
IMHO, i would suggest use an minimal Fedora or Debian based operating
system. They have a stable ecosystem and a mature packages manager
system.
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Vote for debian too :) just a personal preferences
Ben, what I ask is, it is Pure WebOS official platform on which to run
WebianShell?
I can't request to join the Webian group: "Oops, something unexpected
happened"
Don't you think Gnome is too fat for this kind of distro? I would prefer TWM-kiosk or IceWM, like in Chromeless OS (http://tinyurl.com/chromelessos). The network and volume will hopefully be managed by Webian itself. Auto updates can be set in background, using cron.
Looking at TWM-kiosk and IceWM, I think that TWM-kiosk would be our best bet for a WM.