[Re: [sword-devel] New ISO / Trip]

[Keith Sogge]

Paul Gear wrote:
> 
> Jimmie Houchin wrote:
> 
> > Hello,
> >
> > This may be a little late but I wanted to offer another suggestion.
> >
> > I am not real knowledgable on all of the modules but here goes. :)
> >
> > Would it be reasonable to split the CDs into english and non-english
> > with the Hebrew and Greek on both?
> > I know many of the American and other english speaking people can not
> > use the foreign language texts.
> >
> > What would fit on a CD if it were divided up so?
> > This would enable people who only spoke English to have all usable texts
> > on one CD and people who spoke other languages the same. Only people who
> > spoke both some of the foreign languages and English would want both
> > CDs.
> 
> How many people would use Sword without knowing English?  We make everyone
> learn our language these days.  :-)


Is there anyway you can determine which modules are most popular - down loaded
the most or whatever?  I think it would make a lot of sense to have one main
disk and one additional disk.  This is  the same way that Slackware comes: 

The main disk that has all the essentials plus the more commonly installed
packages.

and the Contribs disk that has the more unusual stuff,

If the Sword package were to be installed that way, the locked modules and
more obscure translations & modules could be put on the second disk.

Of course the $64,000.00 question with this approach would be which
translations & modules would be considered "obscure."

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