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[JC Hulce <755210@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If someone looks in the code for ugr-meta and ubuntu-desktop minimal
and creates a list of target packages, I will be happy to add it, but
I don't have the time to do it myself.


On May 5, 2011, at 4:50 PM, Mystilleef <mystilleef@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Cool, thanks
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> Title:
>  Gnome Light Version
>
> Status in Ubuntu Gnome Remix Metapackages:
>  Opinion
>
> Bug description:
>  When I was a Gentoo user, in another life, they had a package called
>  gnome-light. gnome-light was a minimalist installation of GNOME. It
>  included only packages needed to run the most basic Gnome Desktop
>  (nautilus, gnome-panel, gdm and their dependencies). No browsers, no
>  email clients, no chat program, no games, almost no desktop
>  application was installed in gnome-light. The idea was that users
>  would choose which desktop application they'd install and only the
>  ones they needed. For example, back then people preferred Galeon over
>  Epiphany or Thunderbird over Evolution and so on. In other words,
>  people installed packages as they needed them. It was a system
>  administrator's dream come true.
>
>  Now Gentoo's package management system is a lot more flexible than
>  Debian's as far as I'm concerned so I don't even know if this is
>  possible. However, if this is possible with Debian, it'll be nice if
>  there was a Gubuntu-light CD or a gnome-light meta package. This
>  package would include only packages needed to run a functioning Gnome
>  Shell, nothing more. Administrators will then have the option of
>  choosing which email client, web browser, word processor or desktop
>  applications in general they want to install.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/755210

Title:
  Gnome Light Version

Status in Ubuntu Gnome Remix Metapackages:
  Opinion

Bug description:
  When I was a Gentoo user, in another life, they had a package called
  gnome-light. gnome-light was a minimalist installation of GNOME. It
  included only packages needed to run the most basic Gnome Desktop
  (nautilus, gnome-panel, gdm and their dependencies). No browsers, no
  email clients, no chat program, no games, almost no desktop
  application was installed in gnome-light. The idea was that users
  would choose which desktop application they'd install and only the
  ones they needed. For example, back then people preferred Galeon over
  Epiphany or Thunderbird over Evolution and so on. In other words,
  people installed packages as they needed them. It was a system
  administrator's dream come true.

  Now Gentoo's package management system is a lot more flexible than
  Debian's as far as I'm concerned so I don't even know if this is
  possible. However, if this is possible with Debian, it'll be nice if
  there was a Gubuntu-light CD or a gnome-light meta package. This
  package would include only packages needed to run a functioning Gnome
  Shell, nothing more. Administrators will then have the option of
  choosing which email client, web browser, word processor or desktop
  applications in general they want to install.