That is exactly how I started! Knoppix--installation was painless and
reasonably complete and they include a good part of the OS and GNU stuff in
the Lindows Warehouse.
* David Baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] [031211 13:48]:
Actually, Michael Robertson is trying to sell his Debian based linux
to
* David Baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] [031212 02:18]:
Yes. But, It would be easier (cheaper) to do it with a current
Knoppix or a previous release of Libranet, which is free (gratis).
Probably, but if I have a friend who is thinking of buying a machine
with Lindows installed on it, I can tell him
Lance Simmons writes:
Probably, but if I have a friend who is thinking of buying a machine with
Lindows installed on it, I can tell him to go ahead, and I can teach him
how to maintain it as a Debian machine.
Or you can tell him to go ahead and then install Libranet.
--
John Hasler
[EMAIL
* David Baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] [031211 13:48]:
Actually, Michael Robertson is trying to sell his Debian based linux
to consumers.
Is it possible to take a Lindows installation and convert it over to
Debian sid or testing? That would make it a lot more attractive.
--
Lance Simmons
Lance Simmons wrote:
* David Baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] [031211 13:48]:
Actually, Michael Robertson is trying to sell his Debian based linux
to consumers.
Is it possible to take a Lindows installation and convert it over to
Debian sid or testing? That would make it a lot more attractive.
Yes.
On Thu, 11 Dec 2003, Lance Simmons wrote:
* David Baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] [031211 13:48]:
Actually, Michael Robertson is trying to sell his Debian based linux
to consumers.
Is it possible to take a Lindows installation and convert it over to
Debian sid or testing? That would make
scripsit Alvin Oga:
On Thu, 11 Dec 2003, Lance Simmons wrote:
* David Baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] [031211 13:48]:
Actually, Michael Robertson is trying to sell his Debian based linux
to consumers.
Is it possible to take a Lindows installation and convert it over to
Debian sid
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