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    I believe we are missing a key point, which is what is the purpose
    of the install guide? If it is just to help folks quickly get
    OpenStack  or are we also trying to teach them about OpenStack as
    they install it to help them become proficient and quickly as
    possible? If we decide on the purpose of the book then many of these
    other detail will resolve themselves.<br>
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    Phil<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 02/20/2014 12:53 PM, Joe Topjian
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      <div dir="ltr">Hi Steve,
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                .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex">What's
                the upside of using this function over crudini if all
                the platforms we're building the guide for package the
                latter?</blockquote>
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              <div>Admittedly, the only upside is that crudini is not
                guaranteed to be easily available on all distributions.
                For Ubuntu, it's only available in Ubuntu 14.04, for
                example. </div>
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                .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex"> I
                think awkward is a bit of an understatement here and
                suggesting that this isn't a "special tool" that also
                needs to be installed/enabled is perhaps stretching
                things - in either case it's something the user is going
                to have to handle in the prerequisites and ensure they
                repeat on each node (and make sure it takes effect for
                each session for iniset).<br>
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              <div>Fair, but it can be simplified by just doing a "wget"
                or something similar.</div>
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              <div>The upside of iniset is that it's portable and is
                known to work on all distributions. As soon as a
                distribution lacks support, or drops support, for
                crudini, the installation instructions are now broke.</div>
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              <div>Joe</div>
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