I have worked often on computers that are not the greatest when it
comes to the specs. Because of this, I thought that it would be a good
idea to have a 2 CD, light-weight version of Fedora Core. I set myself
to putting together just such a system, and you will find a list of the
packages attached, called package-selection.txt. All toghether, the
packages total only 1383 MB. If some packages need to be removed to fit
on two CD's, I reccommend removing xmms, Abiword, Gnumeric,
kdegraphics, and inkscape first. These packages, along with their
dependencies, are nearly 40 MB. It is my hope that this can become a
Fedora Core LT branch that will allow many more people to use Fedora
Core. Here are some notes on the package list:<br>
<ul>
<li>A calculator needs to be added</li><li>KDE default theme should be changed to Plasik<br>
  </li><li>Available window managers: Fluxbox, XFCE4, KDE</li><li>Available office apps: OpenOffice, Abiword, Gnumeric</li><li>Available media apps include: GIMP, Inkscape, KolourPaint, KSnapshot, Noatun, XMMS</li><li>Available internet apps include: Firefox, Thunderbird, GAIM, Konqueror
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  </li><li>Other Apps: yum, K3B, KSysGuard, system-config-display etc.</li><li>If it does not fit on two CD's, please try to remove these apps first: inkscape, kdegraphics, abiword, gnumeric, xmms<br>
  </li>
</ul>
To try this package selection, print out added-yum.txt. Then perform a
minimal install and run &quot;yum install [packagecommand]&quot; for each line in
the printed added-yum.txt, where [packagecommand] is replaced by each
line of the document.Change the default runlevel to 5, and you're ready
to go! The list of commands is actually not too long.<br>
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Good Luck, and I hope that this is useful.<br>
Please respond with thoughts, comments, suggestions, whatever... (maybe even some iso's! :D )<br>
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Sincerely,<br>
OmniUni<br>
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