Messages in this thread | | | From | Raphael Schmid <> | Subject | RE: Scaring the non-geeks (was Bootscreen) | Date | Wed, 29 Jan 2003 14:25:11 +0100 |
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> How do positive terms such as OK or YES scare people? The problem is not necessarily the init scripts. Each distributor can customise these quite easily. The problem is (how I see it) divided into two parts:
I. The kernel messages. (And yes, I do know about both, "quiet" and "console=/foo/bar)
II. Both, using "quiet" or "console=/foo/bar", and customising the init scripts only leaves you with a blank, black screen. Now, you might argue how "classic" or "beatieful" black is. But it should be obvious this is an absolute matter of taste. A nice picture is far more appealing, and pleasing, and whatnot.
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