So, <a href="http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=04/10/30/1322227">What kind of Linux user are you?</a>
The Truth about Linux users unveiled
So, <a href="http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=04/10/30/1322227">What kind of Linux user are you?</a>
And then there is Death
It doesn't Lycoris, which is the only installation of linux I've successfully installed (although it refuses to reboot properly). I've also used knoppix. Knoppix was cool except it didn't detect my network card xD
So yeah, that's me. I remember trying to install gentoo. Man gentoo is a pain. They should make batch files to install gentoo imho. If they do, hook me up!
Gentoo. Yee hawr.
[qq]They should make batch files to install gentoo imho. If they do, hook me up![/qq]
This makes me sad.
I'm a Knoppix. *rawr* :rolleyes2
But I don't understand how the bird got away from the cat?
"... and so I close, realizing that perhaps the ending has not yet been written."
A cross between SUSE and Mandrake, which is pretty sad really.Haha, the Debian description is so true.
I use Mandrake and Knoppix personally (other than windows that is). Knoppix I use solely for the purpose of compiling with g++, because the 9.2->10.1c upgrade on Mdk broke it.
And then there is Death
I didnt understand 99% of that and I am glad of it.
Word/s.
I like Mandrake, personally, but it's not currently on my system.
I probably won't completely migrate to Linux until my wireless card is supported or until I get a wireless card that's supported. I don't like running my 25' cat5 cable anytime I want to do stuff in it and be online.
The install process has got to be 50 steps or more. My brain hurts and half the time the things don't work. A batch file = teh win 4 meOriginally Posted by Dr Unne
You stick to installing something like RedHat then, PG
Although the Gentoo install is pretty long though, I think it's still fairly easy considering that. Maybe it's partially helped by the holding-hands type guide they have on their site
Well, they better get the GUI setup done or I'll never be able to install Gentoo. GRUB never found my SATA hard drives.
You could always search http://forums.gentoo.org/ for "grub sata" or some other string - I see plenty of threads about it there
Well I don't really know if I'm glad or not but I do know that those explanations were a load of crap and didn't teach me anything that I would consider useful.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
What is redhat installation process like?
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
