Ram Chandar <mkr1177hk@yahoo.com.hk> wrote:

> Some people has suggested that opting for
> a default X setup with a particular WM/DE will
> promote a false notion of NetBSD's endorsement
> of that Software.
> 
> This can be nullified by providing choices during
> install time  for say, GNOME,  KDE,  XFCE, WM etc.
> and by default theming the chosen environment
> to have the aforementioned NetBSD theme/look-n-feel.

To make a choice, the user would need to know the differences between
the various environments.  If they can't, the installer should provide a
default one - which would suggest that NetBSD favors (endorses,
supports, whatever) this particular environment.  Back to square one:
*if* NetBSD's installer sets up X, we need to decide on a default
environment.

-Jan

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