www.sarducd.it

[wigloba]

Is SARDU still installing tools I never selected?
If so:
-Why
I remember SARDU creating lot of submenus like "Antivirustools" "Lixux distributions" etc...
Is it still doing this?
If so:
-Why?
I mean I'm pretty sure most people would only install 1 antivirus-tool and 1 Linux-OS etc. Do thay pay you for doing this?

Just imagine:
I wanna have a win7 installer, ubuntu, avira antivir live.
The SARDU will install a menu like that:

*Ubuntu distributions
*****Ubuntu
*Memory tools
*Recovery tools
*Antivirus tools
*****Avira Antivir Live
*Windows installer
*****Windows 7 Setup

Why not like that?

*Ubuntu
*Avira Antivir Live
*Windows7 Setup

So IF you would use more than one Memory tool or whatever you could ask in the forums how to do that. But the default setting should look like my example directly above.

One last question: What about some UI based stuff instead of or in addition to the lst files?
If you actually have so many users as you said you should at least be able to pay a hobbyprogrammer 100$ to do that. I
m pretty sure it would pay off...

Best regards,
Wigloba

[UFdFan]

Why not like that?

*Ubuntu
*Avira Antivir Live
*Windows7 Setup

Why do you not use a simple grub loader to do this alone?

[davidecosta]

I don't understand your question.

the submenu are used to make an ordered list. SARDU build more than 60 ISOs. SARDU don't support more than one copy of Ubuntu or other ISO. You can't use Ubuntu 32bit, 64bit and one derivate....

So your theory is that: since there are millions of copies (no paying), should I pay to improve it. I should also say that host them at my house, pay the lunch, dinner and maybe present him some girl?
I forgot.... I have to give the money to go out drinking at the bar

[wigloba]

I don't understand your question.

the submenu are used to make an ordered list. SARDU build more than 60 ISOs. SARDU don't support more than one copy of Ubuntu or other ISO. You can't use Ubuntu 32bit, 64bit and one derivate....

So your theory is that: since there are millions of copies (no paying), should I pay to improve it. I should also say that host them at my house, pay the lunch, dinner and maybe present him some girl?
I forgot.... I have to give the money to go out drinking at the bar

Okay, I see you didn't really got anything. ;P
Is your German better?
I can translate it:

Installiert SARDU immernoch Tools die ich nie ausgwählt habe?
Wenn ja:
-Warum?
Ich kann mich dran erinnern, dass SARDU die tools automatisch in Kategorien wie "Antivirustools" "Lixux Distributionen" etc gesteckt hat... (Ob es "Lixux Distributionen" da tatsächlich gab kann ich nicht sagen, aber das Prinzip sollte klar sein.)
Also macht SARDU das noch?
Wenn ja:
-Warum?
Ich mein ich bin mir ziehmlich sicher, dass die meisten Menschen nur ein Antivirus- oder RAM-Tool haben wollen. Oder hat es kommerzielle gründe? Bezahlen die Firmen vielleich dafür, dass ihre Programme hier zu finden sind?

Also stell dir mal vor:
Ich will einen Windows 7 installer, ein Ubuntu, und Avira Antivir Live (oder wie es auch immer hieß) auf dem Stick haben.
Vor zwei Monaten zumindest hat SARDU die Menüs in folgender konstillation aufgestellt:

*Ubuntu Distributionen
*****Ubuntu
*Arbeitsspeicher-Tools
*Datenwiederherstellungs-Tools
*Antivirus-Tools
*****Avira Antivir Live
*Windows Installer
*****Windows 7 Setup

Warum nicht einfach diese Kategorien weglassen?

*Ubuntu
*Avira Antivir Live
*Windows 7 Setup

(Ich hoffe es ist klar worauf ich hier anspiele.)

Wenn das Tool für die breite Masse anprechend sein soll wäre letztere Variante mit sicherheit sinnvoller, weil der Durchschnittsmensch einfach nicht mehr als ein Tool pro Kategorie braucht.
Somit sollte es andesrum sein: Wenn jemand diese Kategorienaufteilung haben will, weil er seinen Stick unnötig voll stopfen will, soll er hier im Forum nachfragen.

Eine letzte Frage: What about some UI based stuff instead of or in addition to the lst files?
Wenn du tatsächlich soo viele Users hasdt wie du einst meintest, solltest du doch ZUMINDEST in der Lage sein nen Hobbyprogrammierer für 100$ dafür zu beauftragen, wenn nicht sogar das selber zu machen. Ich bin mir absolut sicher, dass sich das auszahlen würde.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Wigloba

[davidecosta]

I'm italian

[wigloba]

Well, that's a problem.
Hmm, I will try to wirte that in more basic english tomorrow.

[wigloba]

Or is there maybe another italien guy who can transtale this? I would really appreciate it.

[davidecosta]

Tu parli in tedesco e io parlo in italiano, non ci sono problemi.
Ho capito che vorresti che io creassi un menu Ubuntu. Probabilmente dentro ci dovrei mettere Ubuntu e Kubuntu o forse le altre derivate.
Non capisco che logica dovrei usare secondo te. Siccome questa è la mia logica ed è una logioca che ha portato a milioni di utenti non la cambio. Mi sembra veramente ordinata, dovrei aggiungere solo le descrizioni di ogni singola voce.

Ho capito che secondo te dovrei spendere 100 $ per pagare qualcuno per creare un file lst con le voci del menu.

Ora probabilmente hai capito che ho capito...o...magari non capisci l'italiano, ma magari hai qualche amico che te lo può tradurre.

P.S. Ho scritto che sono italiano solo perchè hai fatto lo spiritoso scrivendo in tedesco, pensavo facessi lo spiritoso e scrivessi anche in italiano

[UFdFan]

@wigloba
I repeat my question with fun.

Why do you not use a simple grub loader to do this alone?

Why not like that?

*Ubuntu
*Avira Antivir Live
*Windows7 Setup

what do you achieve with your rhetorical try and simple options.

[wigloba]

Oh, sorry I skiped your post .
Well, the thing is that I have no idea about all this. Before I found SARDU, I actually tried this but I had no real success. There are just no insturctions for ALL my images. (I spend like 10 hours trieng to get my stuff to work with grub only...)

Here my questions in more basic english:

Is SARDU still installing tools I did not select?
If yes: Why?
I remember that SARDU made categories like "Antivirus", "Lixux" and "Utility" (at least 2 month ago)...
Is SARDU still doing that?
If yes: Why?
Who needs more than 1 Antivirus? Who needs more than 1 Linux?! (I guess 1 of 1000 people.)

Imagine I want: Windows 7, Ubuntu and Avira Antivirus.
SARDU would create a menu like that:

*Linux <- NOT NEEDED
*****Ubuntu
*Utility <- NOT NEEDED
*Recovery <- NOT NEEDED
*Antivirus-Tools <- NOT NEEDED
*****Avira Antivirus
*Windows <- NOT NEEDED
*****Windows 7

Why is SARDU not making it like that:

*Ubuntu
*Avira Antivirus
*Windows 7

I am sure that most users would prefere this menu:
*Ubuntu
*Avira Antivirus
*Windows 7


One last question:
Why is there no programm that makes it easier to configure the boot-menu? For people who don't know so much about computers (I guess 99% of all SARDU users).
If there are really 1000s of users and you are too lazy, you could pay a programmer to do that (beause of ads and donations). I'm sure that most users would like that. And I think you would make more money with that.