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If my understanding is right, Mini Me is PCLOS, just with a few pre-installed apps missing. If you just use Synaptic to install anything you need that didn't come as standard, you'll probably not notice the difference but may save a bit of disk space due to not having more than you need installed.
Linux takes some patience -- Ubuntu so far has been most user friendly and so far, I like this minime.
Synaptic listed realbasic as one of the apps, so it installed it.
Here's a very basic question --
(don't laugh).
Is there anyway you can avoid all of this login craziness in Linux (PClinuxos)?
Is there anything I can do in setup where I NEVER have to touch my keyboard for login stuff? (except for the very critical security items, I suppose?) (I'm the only user).
Ok thanks -- I'll figure it out. I have it setup to login when I boot to the OS but there are other areas within the system that ask for login when you try to access them (can't remember -- configuration etc?).
I understand that can be a good thing but I'm the only user and it's kind of a pain -- no worries, I'll figure it out.
Running my realbasic on it right now so I'm happy.
Actually, if I get this app written I want to see if it will run on damn small linux -- that would be perfect.
Ah, I see! You mean providing the root password for Synaptic etc. I haven't as yet tried it myself, but I'm sure you could get around that by configuring sudo and amending menu entries as required. for example, you could set sudo up to allow your user id to run Synaptic & not require a password, then edit the menu entry for Synaptic so that it's 'sudo synaptic' not 'kdesu synaptic' or whatever it currently is...
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