On Friday June 16 2006 18:05, Ohad Lutzky wrote:
> Umm... What's wrong with Gentoo's Hebrew support? I mean, yeah, okay,
> Ubuntu's is better, but Gentoo's isn't BAD.
Well, I never said it is BAD (tm). I like Gentoo. I run Gentoo everywhere I
can. I just can hardly imagine myself bootstrapping Gen
Umm... What's wrong with Gentoo's Hebrew support? I mean, yeah, okay,
Ubuntu's is better, but Gentoo's isn't BAD.
On 6/16/06, Michael Vasiliev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sunday June 11 2006 14:51, boazg wrote:
> me and the farm crowd strongly stand behind ubuntu.
First of all, it is very nic
On Sunday June 11 2006 14:51, boazg wrote:
> me and the farm crowd strongly stand behind ubuntu.
First of all, it is very nice to hear that the "farm crowd" still exists. I
certainly would like to hear more about it.
> the 6.06 release takes
> simple to a whole new level. it has hebrew, a new,
On 6/11/06, Diego Iastrubni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nadav Har'El wrote:
On the contrary - this is the STRONG side of Fedora. On every other
distro, when the next version is released, the last release is
unsupported. With Fedora, you have another year of updates, not
security, but real updates,
Nadav Har'El wrote:
My favorite distribution, and the one I use on my home computer, is Fedora
Core. It comes with (or allows you to install through yum) almost everything
imaginable, including Hebrew support.
But, while yum makes it very easy to install new software and to keep your
system up
Some very important points which are critical for laptop users - any
distribution which we want to install on a laptop must support these.
1. Built-in support for IPW2200, firmware included. Installing these
is a lot of work manually.
2. Hibernation support
3. Support for special buttons (especia
This is true for most distributions, methinks... notable exceptions
are Gentoo- and Debian- based ones.
On 6/11/06, Nadav Har'El <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, Jun 06, 2006, Adir Abraham wrote about "[Haifux] Linux Day: Choosing the
right distribution":
> Hi,
>
FC5 is nothing like RHEL4.On 6/11/06, Nadav Har'El <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, Jun 06, 2006, Adir Abraham wrote about "[Haifux] Linux Day: Choosing the right distribution":
> Hi,>> As usual I'm calling for your help, to choose the right distribution for> t
On Tue, Jun 06, 2006, Adir Abraham wrote about "[Haifux] Linux Day: Choosing
the right distribution":
> Hi,
>
> As usual I'm calling for your help, to choose the right distribution for
> the crowd.
My favorite distribution, and the one I use on my home computer, is
Hi,
As usual I'm calling for your help, to choose the right distribution for
the crowd.
The population we aim to is the average person who wants everything to
work properly, with an easy update/install mechanism, easy installation
methods (has to be graphical, at least), and with a lot of su
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