On Wed, 2003-11-05 at 11:49, robin wrote: > Carroll Grigsby wrote: > > On Tuesday 04 November 2003 07:17 pm, HaywireMac wrote: > > > > > >>Oh, and *wow*, it will automatically dual boot with Windows, MDK has > >>been doing that since, what, 9.0? > > > > > > errr... my first crack at Mandrake was 7.0, and it did the dual boot tango > > flawlessly. > > I started with 7.0 too, and it was enough to make me switch from RedHat > I only tried it because we had this weird box that wouldn't do a network > install of RH or Slack, and I gave up reading the Debian installation > manual after around page 250 ;-) > > Haywire makes a good point when he says it's the kernel and the other > packages that are important, more than the distro. the important > factors in choosing a distro are ease of installation, distro-specific > configuration tools and, most importantly, community support. Mandrake > does pretty well in all three areas. > > Sir Robin When a friend gave me my first Mandrake distro he described it as Red Hat that works. worked for me. -- When you're being mugged..a handgun is more comfort than an ACLU lawyer
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