I meant the entire OS. I want to know how much space I need to save for it

Oh, well the current size of the iso is ~440MB so you will need probably around two GB to be safe ( my current build directory ( as in what is compressed into the iso, not the files that define how it is built ) is 1.8GB )

so leaving a 4gb partition for / would be a safe bet?

That should be great for it

I'll probably have a 10-15gb aprtition for /home/

EDIT:what should they be formatted as ext2/3/4

I would probably say 4 since it is the best I use 4 myself when I can

Good thats what I have for everything except my LFs work which is ext3 like it said to use

Ok, sounds good

oh, and TEST!

Quote from: DJ_O on June 02, 2011, 10:51:16 pm

I mean http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=139 and http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=140 .

Hmm, well if I can get it to work under linux I just might include them

Good luck, on Windows you need to buy ANIGIF.OCX for $30 I think and for the ROL game you also need DAXCTLE.OCX. The game will not run under Windows 7 64 Bit. I have no problem in XP, though. I am unsure about Linux

Not a big deal, though. I just got the idea since Windows comes with some games too and the two games above are Omnimaga games (although they aren't that great, lol)

lol Eeems. I'll expect that this be done when I get back from Louisiana on the 25th. Not to put any pressure on you

lol erm....well you see, I have Diploma Exams in a couple of weeks so I'm pretty sure this wont be done

Well, GNOME already comes with some puzzles. Also Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection is interesting too. And also Minecraft.

I'm thinking that we should probably not package any game other then maybe DJ's to save size, they can be installed afterwords by the user if they want them.

Probably. GNOME games might be already installed by default and Simon Tatham's puzzles doesn't really take much space I think. And you probably need Wine and a couple of PITA-to-install components to run DJ's games. Hm, I'll test.

They aren't actually, they are part of the gnome-extra package, which I do not have installed.