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Guys pls advis how that gaim will work
I have just installed fedora6 today after 1 week donloading the program i get pisssssssed internet works well the distro I mean fedora its better then Ubuntu and linux xp , but how? it was working under linux xp but now cant log in
whaile waiting
stay safe
it sais unable to connect?????
i have no proxy just dail up to internet im writing now via fedora6 every thning just perfect
linx xp its also linux distro i hate it but the gaim was working well, this also happend when i installed redhat, im new sys user so im not femilar with commands!!!
I dont like it, I used it at a friends, and no way would I use it, especially when Ubuntu works perfectly for free.
I think its main appeal to newbies is its familiar GUI, alot of pre-configured stuff, etc.
IGF
Ah, I remember it now. To be honest, it's been so long since it was on the radar that I had completely forgotten about it. Definitely go with Ubuntu or a variant - extremely easy to setup, lots and lots and lots of programs and it still looks and feels like Linux.
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