Randy Donohoe wrote:
> Sorry for the mis-characterization, I still think of this list as the
> Caldera refugee list. I'm still subscribed to the Caldera list, hoping
> one day they'll start maintaining eDesktop, again. I think eDesktop and
> Libra are somehow very similar, but I can't put my finger on it. I know
> both have been exceptionally stable for me. The kernel tool in xadmin
> is great on Libra.
I have to agree on this: after running Libranet for several months and
getting used to the irritating Debian anal retentive security policies,
I am "comfortable" with this distro, the way I am "comfortable" with
eDesk 2.4. Perhaps the common quality is both distros give one a sense
of confidence.
Caldera WS 3.1 was a discomfort at first because COAS was gone, but
after playing with it a while I can appreciate the logic in the
integration of the admin tools into KDE. Last night I upgraded to KDE
2.2 (using a CD obtained from chguy), and after it finally dawned on me
that you can't upgrade KDE while in it, I had KDE 2.2 installed and
running in ten minutes. Very impressive end product. A new Libranet
was due out this month, but has been postponed. I suspect the delay is
in order to include KDE 2.2. It should be impressive too.
--
Leon A. Goldstein
Powered by Libranet 1.9.1 Debian Linux
System 5151
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