hey MichielioZ, kewl you like it, interested in if you find any problems after an install (notably the user-changing after an install). I'll try out that windows sharing stuff on kde, been playing kolf too much :P

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Alex,

What you are doing with Morphix really is amazing. I'm really impressed to see all these new features you are working on.
Keeps me busy

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I have a few questions/comments.

Will the Nvidia drivers just be in the gaming version or in all versions of Morphix.
It will be in a minimodule. It's time to build out that modular idea, i just plan to include it in the gamingmod iso by default.

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You've got me curious about translucency lkm. Could you explain a bit more of what this does and the basics of how it works?
Was busy on a page (i expected that question )

http://am.xs4all.nl/phpwiki/index.php/TransMod

I plan to work some more on this and other doc's, it's pretty fun stuff!
a snippet:
the translucency kernel module makes a read-only filesystem 'writeable', by using RAM as an overlay for any changes that might occur. When you make a change to the filesystem, the translucency module 'catches' your calls and redirects them to the ramdisk. To the normal application and user, it's just as if the read-only surface is an ordinary harddisk!

Not that much atm, but it's a start

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Finally, the inclusion of diskdrake for a partitioning tool sounds very nice. Is this intended to be used as an install tool (perhaps alongside your gtk installer) or a stand alone partition tool (or both)? Another tool that might be of help here is QTParted. It's not ready for prime time yet, but is probably worth keeping an eye on.

Thanks.
Both, it should be just as usable without the installer (would be a waste to make one for only installing )
Taking a look at qtparted (was looking into PartGUI and diskdrake too), got a screenshot of the PartitionMorpher-layout up at http://am.xs4all.nl/gfx/Screenshot-PM.png but morphix itself is eating up a lot of my time atm so it's starting to stagnate.

Why you make ask? i've been plugging too much, and other linux-people are starting to take notice: http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=3011&page=2
Even got a request from the Czech Republic, a reviewer asking for a morphix-cd. Maybe i'm making it a tad too good?!