What is the difference between the reuduced and the non-reduced iso other than that one is smaller?
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Originally posted by Maxjen View PostWhat is the difference between the reuduced and the non-reduced iso other than that one is smaller?
The smaller one doesn't have debugging symbols in the binaries, and all the -dev packages, and other development related packages are removed.
If you're just using wayland, there shouldn't be a user visible difference between the two (except one uses less space)
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Originally posted by mark45 View PostI think security, while important in itself, in this case should be the last of your worries. People running your distro just wanna play with Wayland, see how it works, period. Thanks for your hard work.
Edit: Just to clarify, if you need to sacrifice security to make Wayland work better - go for it.
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Originally posted by nerdopolis View PostThe smaller one doesn't have debugging symbols in the binaries, and all the -dev packages, and other development related packages are removed.
If you're just using wayland, there shouldn't be a user visible difference between the two (except one uses less space)
Another little thing I noticed is that buttons in Gtk applications now have an animated hover effect. I don't know if this is because of the new Gtk version or just because of the theme, but it is nice.
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