User Feedback :: The autorun welcome in windows

Great idea.

Just went through a dozen unlabelled cds trying to figure out which was the latest version  

I know I should label things straight away, but life interferes and my desk is a mess (I like it that way).

I have found that the cd's I have burned for 0.6.1 seem to take almost two minutes to boot up in the cdrom drive. I don't think this happened before. After I burned the cd, I was still in windows, and when I opened the drive where the new Damnsmall cd was, it autoran, so I knew I had something. I could, of course, explore the contents of the cd in Windows. Then when I tried to run it by itself, I ran into the strange almost two minute wait for things to perk up. I almost thought I had a bad cd, or cd drive, so I switched machines, and the same thing happened, although not as much time to wait.
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So, the autorun has it's uses, as a confirm that the cd is "good", I suppose.
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Too many new users are going to need that instruction, to set the bios to boot off the cd drive.
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We ought to keep it. Those of us using  DSL on a daily basis don't see it anyway.
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It should stay. It helps unexperienced people and does not delay too much when reboot from WinBlows.  If it will have a samll how-to, then it will be even more usefull.
moreover, I think it does not take much room...