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my use case could be just walking down the hill with my laptop to the arts centre with the fast wifi. However, having installed a fairly full Debian desktop fr
by keithpeter 9y ago
my use case could be just walking down the hill with my laptop to the arts centre with the fast wifi.
However, having installed a fairly full Debian desktop from DVD1/2 offline it struck me that Debian is the only distribution that could support someone with (say) a desktop PC in a location with dial-up or no Internet or only mobile internet. I imagine a single large .iso image (the BD perhaps?) included on 'El Paquete'[1] and dd'ed to a USB key for installation or DVDs/USB key mailed in the post.
A Debian equivalent to drpm packages would be a really nice idea. I'm glad you said 'also'!
[1] https://www.fastcompany.com/3048163/in-cuba-an-underground-network-armed-with-usb-drives-does-the-work-of-google-and-youtube https://www.fastcompany.com/3048163/in-cuba-an-underground-n...