Muon Discover Round 2

[Ovidiu-Florin Bogdan]

IMO it could be removed eighter way.

The user that knows how to use Muon (Package Manager), knows how to use 
apt-get and he/she can install it via apt-get if desired.

My question is: does it really take up that much space that it needs to 
be removed?
Since the ISO can't be written on a 700MB CD, I guess the user would use 
a DVD or a flash drive. So far, for 13.10 the iso is ~1GB, that means 
that the user needs a flash drive of at least 2GB (assuming that a 1.5GB 
flash drive does not exist).

Maybe I missed something in this conversation.
Are we aiming for a 1GB iso? or smaller?

*Ovidiu-Florin Bogdan*
GeekAliens.com <http://geekaliens.com>
Kubuntu România <http://ro.kubuntu.org>
On 12.02.2014 13:00, Harald Sitter wrote:
> Alohas,
>
> a while ago we discussed the idea of making Muon Discover the only
> package manager (next to apt-get anyway) in the default installation.
> Namely whether or not Muon Package Manager (the synaptic-like GUI)
> should be removed. Concerns where then raised that Discover's quality
> was not sufficient.
>
> In the mean time Aleix invested some time to get the big problems with
> Discover resolved and now 2.1.3 (as available in trusty and
> saucy-proposed) has only one known crasher with a somewhat medium
> impact.
>
> So my question now is, how does everyone feel about Muon Discover
> 2.1.3? Is it at the quality we expect? Are there any issues you are
> still experiencing that have not been addressed? Are we ready to drop
> the training wheels and remove Muon Package Manager from the ISO for
> 14.04?
>
> cardref: https://trello.com/c/xPrs4eVM/24-only-ship-muon-discover
>
> HS
>

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