Le Samedi 17 Mai 2003 12:51, Datschge a écrit :
> Charles de Miramon wrote:
> > Why not make more publicity for Konstruct and for the debian cvs packages
> > done by Orth (http://opendoorsoftware.com/cgi/http.pl?p=kdecvs;frame=1).
> >
> > I don't know if I would spread a cvs Knoppix. Stability is a key argument
> > for promoting KDE to the business user. Outside the geek community,
> > you'll find little understanding for half broken application. Geeks can
> > use Konstruct or install a Debian partition with orth packages if they
> > want to bleed.
>
> The point for live CD's wasn't to give an easier way for users to install
> the latest bleeding edge stuff (even though it can be used for such) but to
> offer a harmless way to preview the latest additions and improvements of
> KDE's CVS Head *without* the need for digging into the whole (for them
> scary) compile/installation stuff. What we should do is promoting the
> latest additions and improvements without the audience needing to install
> it themselves (which always implies a certain level productive usability)
> to check the changes out. Knoppix based live CD's are the ideal solution
> here since they give access to a full system without any barrier or danger
> for the already installed productivity system. Of course this kind of live
> CD should have "technology preview, not intended for productivity use"
> printed all over. Just imagine, this kind of live CD would be very easy to
> check out for any press reporter to report about the latest changes in some
> popular media.
>

In this case, we need two live CD. I am a kind of "geek" and the second live 
CD would be for me. But I advocate regularly to business people who won't 
care about the "geek" but they want to see something stable and professional. 
I use Knoppix (official release) for that. But if we can have a special KDE 
Demo CD for Business Partners, I will love to help and to distribute... And 
it can be different from the KDE Demo CD for geeks.



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