Didier Spaier wrote : | Security issues should be adressed. But you could install Slackware and | stay current -- You'll usually found new Slackware packages for KDE as | soon as there is a new realease, directly on KDE's mirors, GNOME one's | on Dropline Gnome some days or weeks afterwards -- compiling GNOME | beeing known as a possible nightmare -- and a lot of unofficial packages | at linuxpackages.net. In most cases you'll get new apps a lot before | Mandrake users. | | And in a Slackware package you'll find everything you need, with | documentation always included : e.g. if you install KDE you'll get all | KDE apps in a while, not only the desktop. | | Moreover installing a package on Slackware is as much complicated as | installpkg <package name> |
Yop .. I have been a Slackware user for a long time ... until Gentoo came ;) -- Frederick Ros aka Sleeper Your job is being a professor and researcher: That's one hell of a good excuse for some of the brain-damages of minix. (Linus Torvalds to Andrew Tanenbaum)
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