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Smoked1 07-29-2002 09:45 AM

you never really know till you try. If mandrake wont work try rH7.3.

vee_ess 07-29-2002 12:57 PM

There is no way I can download 2. I'll just get someone at school to download RH for me if Mandrake doesn't work for me.

RH 7.2 is having a lot of problems for me...not just a few, so I'll only go to 7.3 in case I have to.

TheRogue 07-30-2002 02:40 AM

my first linux experience was in phat linux which went on top of windows (i only tried it as it was ~300mb) but didn't do much in it

my first serious attempt was mandrake 7.2 but i kept having problems with CDROM drive (wouldn't let me look at it no matter what i did)

abit later i managed to get mandrake 8 which worked mostly fine but then i kept f00kering things up (uninstalling glibc... a kernel dependency... is one of the little things i managed to do)

ive used slack8 on a 486 which i networked to dualboot xp/mdk box, i got it working in XP so i could ssh from xp to the slack8 box to surf the net through the xp box, but i couldn't get anything working in mdk (not even being able to ping it)

i then tried mdk8.2 but didn't enjoy it, abit too n00b for me :D , at my 3rd LUG (linux user group) meeting i got a brand new SUSE8 box set (courtesy of SUSE giving the LUG a copy) and i got to be the first to try it, ive had it on over a month but have only gone into it periodically due to being busy with school and now its the hols and im playin alot of games which i need win for :(

SUSE8 has a nice install and is easy to use and configure so i would definately recommend it... though i used the box set which is 7CDs/1 DVD (i used the dvd), as i said i haven't used it much but i will get around to it soon (i hope!)

hope this helps

Mac_forever 08-03-2002 01:22 AM

Get Mandrake it the easiest to install and it doesn't have as many problems as RH does. If u really want to download Mandrake go ahead, but I have an easier and less time consuming way of getting it, Go to http://linuxmall.com/shop/index.php3...OFTWARE&sort=2

They have FreeBSD for $1.98.
or try
http://www.elinux.com/NavBar3.jsp?Navid=70998000
look under eLinux

vee_ess 08-03-2002 04:14 AM

Sweet deal. Thanx for the link. Now just have to conjer up a few dollars.

Mac_forever 08-04-2002 01:50 AM

No prob. You can also go to Yahoo and look under operating system Linux

Uranium-235 08-04-2002 01:53 AM

Google > Yahoo

Mac_forever 08-05-2002 02:18 PM

yahoo uses google I just went there cause I was in my yahoo mail account.

I found another site for u Vee_ess
This one has current versions of RH, Mandrake and others

http://linuxcentral.com/catalog/index.php3?cat[]=lccd&id=ltZMu1ZxseAzQ

Mac_forever 08-05-2002 03:35 PM

I found an article and a website that has Linux distrubtion that runs on the cd.
here is the article
http://www.idg.net/go.cgi?id=722741

and the website u can get it from is in the article also

http://demolinux.org/

Electro 09-24-2002 08:35 PM

HEY EY
 
redhat on kde is good.. mandrake on gnome.. anything linux is better then windows 98/me/2000


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