ubuntu hardy disk image
Ubuntu 6.06 : 250MB
Ubuntu 7.04 : 252MB
Ubuntu 7.10 : 237MB
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Ubuntu 8.04 : 350MB
Why is the new ubuntu disk image so much larger than the old ones? Not that I'm running out of space or anything… I'm just curious what you guys packed into the default hardy image that wasn't in the default gutsy image. Or are the same packages so much larger/heavier in the latest version?
I'm playing with hardy right now, and it's not like apache is installed by default or anything like that. But maybe I missed something
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adduser adduser
apt apt
apt-utils aptitude
aptitude base-files
base-files base-passwd
base-passwd bash
bash bash-completion
belocs-locales-bin bsdmainutils
bind9-host bsdutils
bsdmainutils coreutils
bsdutils cpp
busybox-initramfs cpp-4.2
bzip2 cron
console-common dash
console-data debconf
console-tools debconf-i18n
coreutils debianutils
cpio dhcp3-client
cron dhcp3-common
dash diff
debconf dpkg
debconf-i18n e2fslibs
debianutils e2fsprogs
dhcp3-client file
dhcp3-common findutils
diff gcc-4.2-base
dmsetup gnupg
dnsutils gpgv
dpkg grep
e2fslibs groff-base
e2fsprogs gzip
file hostname
findutils ifupdown
ftp initscripts
gcc-4.1-base iproute
gcc-4.2-base iputils-ping
gettext-base klogd
gpgv less
grep libacl1
grepmap libatm1
groff-base libattr1
gzip libblkid1
hostname libbz2-1.0
ifupdown libc6
initramfs-tools libc6-i686
initscripts libcap1
iproute libck-connector0
iptables libcomerr2
iputils-arping libcurl3-gnutls
iputils-ping libcwidget3
iputils-tracepath libdb4.6
klibc-utils libdbus-1-3
klogd libdevmapper1.02.1
less libedit2
libacl1 libgcc1
libatm1 libgcrypt11
libattr1 libgdbm3
libbind9-30 libgnutls13
libblkid1 libgpg-error0
libbz2-1.0 libidn11
libc6 libkeyutils1
libc6-i686 libkrb53
libcap1 libldap-2.4-2
libclass-accessor-perl liblocale-gettext-perl
libcomerr2 liblzo2-2
libconsole libmagic1
libdb4.2 libncurses5
libdb4.4 libncursesw5
libdb4.5 libnewt0.52
libdevmapper1.02 libopencdk10
libdevmapper1.02.1 libpam-modules
libdns32 libpam-runtime
libedit2 libpam0g
libelfg0 libpopt0
libfribidi0 libreadline5
libgcc1 libsasl2-2
libgdbm3 libsasl2-modules
libgpmg1 libselinux1
libhtml-parser-perl libsepol1
libhtml-tagset-perl libsigc++-2.0-0c2a
libhtml-template-perl libslang2
libidn11 libsqlite3-0
libio-string-perl libss2
libisc32 libssl0.9.8
libisccc30 libstdc++6
libisccfg30 libtasn1-3
libkeyutils1 libtext-charwidth-perl
libklibc libtext-iconv-perl
libkrb53 libtext-wrapi18n-perl
liblocale-gettext-perl libusb-0.1-4
liblwres30 libuuid1
libmagic1 libwrap0
libncurses5 login
libncursesw5 logrotate
libnewt0.52 lsb-base
libpam-foreground lzma
libpam-modules makedev
libpam-runtime man-db
libpam0g manpages
libparse-debianchangelog-perl mawk
libpopt0 mime-support
libreadline5 mktemp
libselinux1 mount
libsepol1 mtr-tiny
libsigc++-2.0-0c2a nano
libslang2 ncurses-base
libss2 ncurses-bin
libssl0.9.8 net-tools
libstdc++6 netbase
libtasn1-3 openssh-client
libtext-charwidth-perl openssh-server
libtext-iconv-perl passwd
libtext-wrapi18n-perl perl
libtimedate-perl perl-base
liburi-perl perl-modules
libuuid1 procps
libvolume-id0 psmisc
libwrap0 python-minimal
locales python2.5-minimal
login readline-common
logrotate sed
lsb-base startup-tasks
makedev sudo
man-db sysklogd
manpages system-services
mawk sysv-rc
mktemp sysvutils
module-init-tools tar
mount tcpd
mtr-tiny tzdata
nano ubuntu-keyring
ncurses-base ucf
ncurses-bin update-inetd
net-tools upstart
netbase upstart-compat-sysv
openssh-client upstart-logd
openssh-server util-linux
passwd uuid-runtime
perl vim-common
perl-base vim-tiny
perl-modules whiptail
procps zlib1g
psmisc
python-minimal
python2.4-minimal
python2.5-minimal
readline-common
screen
sed
slang1a-utf8
ssh
sudo
sysklogd
sysv-rc
sysvinit
sysvutils
tar
tcpd
telnet
time
tzdata
udev
update-inetd
util-linux
vim
vim-common
vim-runtime
volumeid
wget
whiptail
zlib1g
Again, not that it's a matter of life and death… just wanna know better about what's the difference.
