the Knoppix HD installation
Has Knoppix evolved beyond a liveCD yet? The last I heard, the HD installation proper was still being developed.
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Not sure I understand the question. Knoppix runs as a liveCD. And it is installable from the liveCD.
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Knoppix always had an installer--it was sort of hidden and they recommended NOT installing Knoppix, but rather Debian. Why not grab the latest version and see what it says?
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why would you want to install Knoppix anyways?
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I would, because it was the first Linux distro I used and I'm sentimentally attached to it. But there was always what Pixellany says--that Knoppix users claimed it wasn't designed for HD installation. More recently, though, I heard someone saying that that's being improved on.
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Knoppix to me is only useful as a livecd
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Ace, I strongly think MEPIS belongs on your list of newbie distros. And I disagree with your putting DSL on it, for one reason: Fluxbox. I'm basically a newbie, and I find Fluxbox slightly harder to figure out than KDE.
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Based on my observations from problems reported by newbies after installing Knoppix on the hard drive, you will regret it if you do.
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Okay. These posts answer my question sufficiently. Thank you, good people.
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