nipun_jain
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Joined: Feb. 2007 |
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Posted: June 27 2007,15:59 |
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| Quote | | Why in the world would a kiosk need bootsplash? |
Because it's a kiosk live cd that I want to distribute to users, and not a an actual kiosk computer that I plan to put up for public use.
| Quote | | Crawl before you try to walk. It doesn't sound like you have the knowledge or experience to fork anything yet, not if you need this much hand-holding through the process. |
You're absolutely right my friend. That's why I said I plan, not that I am doing it. That meant I am hoping to figure out how to do this and then do it. Would be pointless to do it before I know, wouldn't it? 
And yes, it might seem like hand holding to you, because what may seem obvious to you (like walking), is a big step for someone inexperienced like me (like a baby taking his first step). But that doesn't mean that I can't try, can I? Who knows the baby learning to walk might become an olympic runner in the future? 
| Quote | | A lot of what you say you want to do has already been done, such as in projects like in the link below. |
Thanks for the link, but I have already found tested their Boothbox CD and it doesn't work. And the last release was an year and a half ago. I am sure DSL must have a changed a bit by now. That's why the need and my [I]plan[I] to work on a new DSL kiosk. It would a great learning experience for me, and if I plan to release my work back to the community by forking it out as a project, then nothing wrong with it, is there?
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