running.rst: explain that install_only is based on the fastest build configuration #266
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Today I downloaded an archive, after reading the Running Distribution docs, and had a bit of a hard time in deciding which archive I wanted, since the
install_onlyarchive file name doesn't have the build configuration name, so I wasn't sure which build configuration I got. Later I read the Distribution Archive doc and understood that it includes the fastest configuration. I think it's worthwhile to write this in the Running Distribution docs as well.Thanks for your hard work!
Noam