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Cool, what do you think of Debian?
I have used Red Hat, Mandrake, and SuSE.
I''ve only had a small taste of Debian with DemoLinux.
Jason Mickela
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Excuse my speling.
Vallejo Punk
The V-Town Have-Nots
Eskapo
"I don''t have to take this, I''m going to where I''m appreciated, my mom''s house"
I have used Red Hat, Mandrake, and SuSE.
I''ve only had a small taste of Debian with DemoLinux.
Jason Mickela
ICQ : 873518
Excuse my speling.
Vallejo Punk
The V-Town Have-Nots
Eskapo
"I don''t have to take this, I''m going to where I''m appreciated, my mom''s house"
Useless? Apparently we have diferent definitions of useless. Linux does what I want it to for me, and so does Windows. I don't see the need for me to get anything else.
On a side note, however, who decided to make it so friggin complicated to install video card drivers??? Talk about convoluted. This is one thing I like about Windows,(download, double click, reset, done) Nice and easy.
[edited by - Cold_Steel on December 2, 2002 11:02:00 PM]
On a side note, however, who decided to make it so friggin complicated to install video card drivers??? Talk about convoluted. This is one thing I like about Windows,(download, double click, reset, done) Nice and easy.
[edited by - Cold_Steel on December 2, 2002 11:02:00 PM]
debian is sweet.
apt-cache search ...
apt-get install ...
i don''t knwo that life can get any better than that.
it is hard to install a video card though. what kind do you have? nvidia cards aren''t too bad, i''ve not tried anythign else.
-arsenius
''after three days without programming, life becomes meaningless'' -The Tao of Programming
apt-cache search ...
apt-get install ...
i don''t knwo that life can get any better than that.
it is hard to install a video card though. what kind do you have? nvidia cards aren''t too bad, i''ve not tried anythign else.
-arsenius
''after three days without programming, life becomes meaningless'' -The Tao of Programming
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Original post by Hitchhiker90
Ok, now that you wasted your time learning how to install a pretty useless OS, its time to move on to bigger and better things. Erase harddrive, install FreeBSD, NetBSD, or OpenBSD. If you are going to use a unix like system, might as well use a real unix.
i thought *BSD was just like linux, only less hardware is supported
Which sounds similiar to the ports and packages collection in FreeBSD. Really now, is Linux good for anything?
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