Benjamin,
I'm sure that you realize that Mandrake has not made
available the documentation on the web for version 8.0
yet. I'm also sure that you realize the Mandrake is a
business and that requires money to run which is the
diference between them and for example Debian, that is
build and maintained by users, saying this I believe
that the instructions for the software manager will be
in the documentation that is included in the Mandrake
Disk Set that will be on the shelves soon.
Also why don't you make a How-to for this, Linux
only gets better if we the users make it that way.
Don
P.S. I'm standing by for the flames
--- Benjamin Sher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Charles and friends:
>
> Thanks a million, Charles!!! You've done a good deed
> in giving us the
> instructions for using the new LM 8.0 Sofware
> Manager (icon on desktop).
>
> I've been using Linux for three years now and have
> lots of experience
> running Linux, beginning with Red Hat 5.2 and then
> running Mandrake from
> version 6.1 on, including MandrakeUpdate in every
> version including LM
> 7.2. This new Sofware Manager is first-rate, no
> question about it. I
> just used Charles' instructions and they work
> beautifully. Congrats to
> Mandrake for a superior new Software Manager
> (MandrakeUpdate).
>
> It's too bad Mandrake did not see fit to include
> simple instructions for
> the user. There is no Help file. You are on your
> own. My thanks again to
> Charles for the instructions. What a shame that
> Mandrake couldn't see
> the obvious need to add Instructions on how to use
> the Software Manager.
> What does it take, folks? Is this any way to win
> over Windows users?
>
> Benjamin
>
>
>
> --
> Sher's Russian Web
> http://www.websher.net
> Benjamin and Anna Sher
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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