Installing OpenLinux Getting Started Guide 49 • Standard Installation: This requires about 500 MB. It is a full-featured Linux system, including all common server and workstation packages. • All Packages: This option requires nearly 1.4 GB of hard disk space. It installs all of the binary packages and software development tools from the OpenLinux Install CD-ROM. • Business Workstation: Similar to the Home Computer configuration, with more emphasis on networking and security and less on games. • Development Workstation: Contains packages that include software development tools and header files. • Home Computer: Contains packages that might commonly be used on home computers, including packages for the GUI, games, PPP and LAN networking, and for creating documents. • Network Server: Contains packages needed to configure and maintain an NFS file server, a mail server, an anonymous FTP server and other types of network servers. • Web Server: Contains the apache Web server software, as well as other tools needed to configure and maintain a Web server. (It contains no X Window System or KDE software packages.) • Custom selection (floppy): Allows you to install a set of packages from a file contained on a floppy diskette. It expects the list of packages to be in the file /etc/pkgs.sel on the floppy diskette. (See Chapter 12 for informa- tion on creating custom installation floppy diskettes.) NOTE: If the partition you created and formatted for Open- Linux is not large enough for one or more of the installation options, such as All packages, that option will be inactive so that you cannot select it. Remember that you can add or remove any software package after the installation is completed by using the graphical package manager. To start this tool, choose COAS|kpackage on the KDE Desktop main menu. Software packages and the utilities to work with them are described in Chapter 10. 2. Choose Next to continue. The package installation begins immediately while you select other configuration settings.