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In the topic may be.where is the war ?![]()
In the topic may be.where is the war ?![]()
P.S.: I could also install ubuntu in about 15 minutes on my machine using a live DVD.
Thats the time Sidux took to install for me. Ubuntu took 20 min.P.S.: I could also install ubuntu in about 15 minutes on my machine using a live DVD.
If the club includes me then Yes Id love to be in it.Congratulations. Join the club of users who continue misinterpreting others' words and go all whammy over it.
Are you stating that he included package install times like Flash and codecs in the 20 minutes tooHe is simply quoting the time it takes to install ubuntu and get it to a "fully" usable state, as in <including> codecs, flash, etc. I too take an additional 15 min time to get those stuff installed.
And who on earth gave you permission to insult that particular Windows user? What makes you think that he needs the insulting ?If somebody insults a particular type of windows users, it does not mean the whole windows user community is being insulted.
Unfortunately geographical factors do prevent that from happening else Id be more than happy to drive there to see this 20 minute install procedure. Hence I call it based on my experience. My experience tells me that there is no way you got an Ubuntu up and running for a Live CD in 20 minutes. If I hadn't done a reinstall of Arch I probably would have installed Hardy Heron and confirmed again.I'd want to call it a lie after sitting beside me while I'm installing and if I fail to install in 20 mins.
As I said I have no comment on the Alternate CD install. I pointed at the comment on the Live CD install and that is what I still stick too.Yes Live CD did give me those time but I did not count boot time of Live CD. I asked you to use Alternate only if you want to count boot time of CD in install time.
No I dont intend on weaseling my way out of it. In other words I dont intend on taking 1 minute coming up with a weird login name or hostname.Good but don't count boot time of Live CD. Don't count time taken by you to re-arrange partitions (I have a very clear pre-made partition scheme which I use for every new version). Don't count more than 30 secs for entering user name and password during install.
You are right I did not include installing any additional package just the plain install including refreshing of package list.Are you stating that he included package install times like Flash and codecs in the 20 minutes too. Cause I definitely don't see that happening either. I believe he just referred to updating his package lists.
And you say this even after kalpik confirmed my statement. And in any case, even if you fail 100 times to achieve it, you have no reason to claim I was lying. I did it and it is my experience (now Kalpik's too).Unfortunately geographical factors do prevent that from happening else Id be more than happy to drive there to see this 20 minute install procedure. Hence I call it based on my experience. My experience tells me that there is no way you got an Ubuntu up and running for a Live CD in 20 minutes. If I hadn't done a reinstall of Arch I probably would have installed Hardy Heron and confirmed again.
I'll stick with same too. But in that case don't add Live CD boot time to install time. If you want to include boot time, use alternate CD simple.As I said I have no comment on the Alternate CD install. I pointed at the comment on the Live CD install and that is what I still stick too.
If the club includes me then Yes Id love to be in it.
Are you stating that he included package install times like Flash and codecs in the 20 minutes too. Cause I definitely don't see that happening either. I believe he just referred to updating his package lists.
And who on earth gave you permission to insult that particular Windows user? What makes you think that he needs the insulting ?
Yes as you claimed from your experience so did I. Since I guess kalpik can back your claim I guess it might be right then. My apologies.And you say this even after kalpik confirmed my statement. And in any case, even if you fail 100 times to achieve it, you have no reason to claim I was lying. I did it and it is my experience (now Kalpik's too).
Nope, if I intend to judge Windows on their whole install procedure the I intend to do the same on any OS I use, Including the boot up time.I'll stick with same too. But in that case don't add Live CD boot time to install time. If you want to include boot time, use alternate CD simple.
How do we know your i-know-everything-in-the-world type of guy you personally know
I am refering to a pompous i-know-everything-in-the-world type of guy I personally know. I now realise that I should not have mentioned it here.
Ah finally thanks for taking back your claims that I was lying.Yes as you claimed from your experience so did I. Since I guess kalpik can back your claim I guess it might be right then. My apologies.
You are welcome to do it. But compare apples to apples in terms of install medium.Nope, if I intend to judge Windows on their whole install procedure the I intend to do the same on any OS I use, Including the boot up time.
I agree with that too. I was irritated only coz FilledVoid outright denied my statement and called it a lie. But yeah before I upgraded my system recently I cherry picked most Ubuntu friendly hardware components. So it very much possible that Ubuntu came bundled high performing drivers for my system.Ok.. Let me clarify.. I think it depends a lot on your hardware.. I guess my hardware is more "linux friendly" than yours, probably that's why the huge difference in installation time![]()
yep...exactly. Just get the right piece of hardware before banging your headOk.. Let me clarify.. I think it depends a lot on your hardware.. I guess my hardware is more "linux friendly" than yours, probably that's why the huge difference in installation time![]()
Yup Windows servers are not in any shape good but hey MS is not so stupid to leave a huge PR hole by not using it themself.So, that means MS will start using windows on their servers?
If thats the case, maybe its because my language is becoming worse for some reasonHow do we know your i-know-everything-in-the-world type of guy you personally know. as per your statement you were refering every windows user as a n00b, and when some questions the statement you say I was not refering to those guys and blah blah
, please think before making a statement, make sure you dont make a fool of yourself by such comments.
Respect is earned. I take Kalpiks word with more value than I would for a majority of users theres nothing to be amazed there.Btw Flledvoid, I think majority of users here said that it took less than 30 mins but still nevermind
As I said earlier I didnt judge an alternate cd ior a text install procedure or an FTP procedure. I did mention that I based my judgement on a Live CD/DVD . There is no Apples being compared here since Im not comparing Windows with Linux. All I was comparing was the Install Time. In other words Boot up -> Live CD -> Installation Procedure -> Restart -> Boot up to my desktop. I would use to include any timings incurred as the previously mentioned procedure as my judgement. How you judge Windows vs Linux is irrelative to me.Live CD of Ubuntu - Live CD of Windows (If one is ever made)
I noticed that ubuntu started taking LOTS of time to boot and go between install steps ever since 7.10 was released. I think its because my comp and several others' computers have hardware that causes compiz to hang and waste time.As I said earlier I didnt judge an alternate cd ior a text install procedure or an FTP procedure. I did mention that I based my judgement on a Live CD/DVD . There is no Apples beign compared here since Im not comparing Windows with Linux. All I was comparing was the Install Time. In other words Boot up -> Live CD -> Installation procedure -> Restart -> Boot up to my desktop. I would use to include any timings I refer to.
even windows has its own boot time, doesn't it ?so obviously I did not count boot time of Live CD.