SYS

hello,
I want to suggest to include into your distro list, the SYS distro initiated by me.
One of the mirrors for sys packages (which can be used for Slackware and for Vector, too), and sys
install DVD SYS_Linux-0.23+.iso  or 'current' SYS_Linux.iso :
http://ftp.tu-chemnitz.de/pub/linux/SYS/
A short summary about SYS is below, there is a longer report in linuxquestions.org ., (with a list
of the download mirrors)
I and the users think that until now we take almost exclusively care about good quality,
compiling/packaging plenty programs etc, but we didn't care the publicity -- however, all good work
is in vain when nobody know and use the distro.    So that I try now to get a short report about
SYS in the distro lists.

With kind regards, Werner Landgraf  w.landgraf@yahoo.com



  > Characteristics of SYS:
> >  >
> >  > / Most easy, full-automatical Installation, and
> very easy
> >  > administration
> >  > / Although the principal aim is to be most easy
> for
> >  > beginners, for a definitive, sucessful and
> satisfatory
> >  > change from Windows to Linux, SYS has all tools
> for
> >  > specialists on all relevant areas
> >  > / This includes development too; the packages
> for SYS, of
> >  > kernel and Programs, are compiled within SYS,
> and the
> >  > principal server runs with SYS
> >  > / installed appr. 18 GB (lzma-compacted on a 4.4
> GB
> >  > Insttall DVD) -- one of the biggest (if not the
> biggest)
> >  > install distros, f.ex. 2x like sabayon.   Even
> so the
> >  > installation is very fast - 15 min or less on a
> modern
> >  > computer
> >  > / backup-rescue system:  the current
> installation can be
> >  > dumped as an Install DVD for being re-installed
> on other
> >  > computers
> >  > / no-commercial, and SYS is used by me on my own
> computers
> >  > -- this warrants continuation of the distro
> independent on
> >  > economical questions
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  > The principal mirror, from where can be rsynced,
> is:
> >  >
> >  > ftp://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/linux/install/sys
> >  >
> >  > A description by me of SYS is here:
> >  >
> >  >
> http://www.linuxquestions.org/reviews/showproduct.php?pro...
> >  >