> I'd do a desktop install, and add the necessary server stuff after the
> fact. Server stuff tends to be a few simple packages, whereas there's a
> lot of different desktop packages, and you'll always forget something
> that would be useful.
>
> That's just my opinion, of course :-).
It really doesn't matter. the package ubuntu-desktop will ensure you
don't miss anything.
That being said if you're going to download one iso or the other, get
the desktop one. It has more of the packages that you'll need, so
there will be less downloading later.
Received on Sun Oct 1 19:57:22 2006
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