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what is the best any easiest to setup Linux distribution ?

Started by hartiberlin, September 14, 2007, 06:05:04 AM

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oroshay

#10
September 15, 2007, 01:27:02 AM
I came accross this page which might clarify things a bit for you.


Linux is Not Windows!
http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm

But do try the live CDs and see which one you get on with.

Regards

Oroshay

Thaelin

#11
September 18, 2007, 06:01:24 AM
@ Unicorn:
   Yep, them was the good old days. I am one program short of going all linux. I had a 486-133 (which I still have) to run linux on. Re-compiles took for ever but its what you had to do. I felt like the master of error codes for a while. I grew up in Unix so it was a natural for me to move over to it.

thaelin

Super God

#12
December 28, 2007, 04:51:56 PM
Fedora is my favorite distribution to use.  The newer versions require quite a bit of RAM though.
>9000

Localjoe

#13
December 28, 2007, 04:54:15 PM
Suse for 2nd box and knoppix for on the road  along with Whoppix....  gotta love the live cd versions
GET THIS ONE - Bush wants to stop Iran from enriching uranium .. now as oberman said and others any drunk coke head can find out how to do this not just bush.

Also in reality Google has provided this info for some time.. so heres my point.

It's OK for GOOGLE TO PROVIDE INSTRUCTIONS FOR URANIUM ENRICHMENT but not OK FOR FOLKS TO SHARE TORRENTS OF MUSIC THEY POTENTIALLY OWN> AS WELL THEIR GOODS SHOULD BE SEIZED AND CHECKED AT AIRPORTS For copyright infringement.. ?????

This is the world we live in. More concerned if some exec doesn't get his buck than if some terrorist blows us to hell..

MeggerMan

#14
December 28, 2007, 05:12:37 PM
Hi,
I use Ubuntu - Breezy Badger? KDE desktop (I think), I will get around to upgrading to the latest version sometime.
Toying with getting that new glide interface to work with the graphics card - sort of 3D cube interface similar to Vista.

I was looking at another persons XP PC during the xmas break and it was so bogged down with virus scanners that even after 20 minutes after power on you could not use it. I think the PC needs a re-build and the McAfee virus scanner tweaking somewhat.

Regards
Rob
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