Don Gould wrote:
My $120.00's worth.
MANDRIVA 2007
..so far I haven't been able to make sense
out of bluetooth. I've got the driver working, I think, but none of the
applications.
Ditto. Anyone care to run a klug nite on bluetooth?
I've had one liveCD test success, however - kubuntu.
Ubuntu is something you can just keep as far as I'm concerned (sorry
Rik) my experience with it has done nothing to thrill me.
That is the point. - Vanilla functionality, less toy. ;-)
Debian Sarge - there is a growing number of debian geeks on list and it
will continue to grow this year as it's what I'm pushing in to the LES
class and other places.
See above comment re 'what works'; also, 'knowing what you are talking
about'.
Derek I'm with you on this support thingo... personally I find
maintenance quickest when you've got the best bunch of people to help
out. So what ever the most vocal list members are using is often best?
Condition met.
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