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Amen to that Almar2!!
Could not have put it better... re cars & trains.
I am at present using Freespire which seems to work well, it has good software installation and seems to be the answer for me at this time.
I have tried Mandriva... and tried to install Fedora but it screwed my Pc so as I had to re install everything I have left it alone.
Thanks for the input Mikyboi.
Happy New year All.
Geofrs
ONT=Times New Roman]Thanks for your insight mikyboi. Of course I can drive most any car now. I wasn't born with an inate ability to drive cars....but I can hardly take my present car-driving knowledge and abilities and port them to engineering a freight train the day after tomorrow (they're both vehicles, right?).[/FONT]
But if I really wanted to drive that freight train, I wouldn't give up, just as I'll not give up trying to get linux to work for me and my dust-gathering PCs.
The debian CDs are trashed and I've installed a distro called ArkLinux. The install went smoothly with a couple of bumps, but the thing did install!
So onwards and onwards! With the help of people who frequent sites like this, I have no doubt I will get it anyway.[/QUOTE]
"aging" is a program/virus we pickup from others
stay active and don't lose it
keep enthusiasm...learn something new like C# on Linux/mono
as I am...fun!!!
My mother had a saying:
"Old age is a question of mind over matter---If you don't mind, then it doesn't matter!!"
My version: "Age is an attitude"
I am about to retire after 38 years in Aerospace. I fully intend to spend the next 38 improving the world--partly be teaching people about SW choices.
male/ 26 yrs / mauritius
we have the most beautifull sandy beaches in the world and all the island is surrounded by it
been linuxing for 6 years
been using windows since windows invention
been totally linux since 01/10/07
my girl friend uses knoppix but she still can't throw away winxp completely
I just turned 34, living outside Oslo, Norway, and I am male.
Now I'm using Suse 10.1 (Firefox 2.0, Evolution, Gnome, Compiz) on my Fujitsu Siemens AMILO Pro lap top. Before this I was happy with Mepis.
I am a happy user.
Turned 100% towards Linux early last year!
Never again windows!
Norway is not a good place to be in the wintertime ;(
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