Thanks for the info Patrick, It's the first time i've heard of a distro
asking for a donation too, though $10 really isn't that much I had mixed
feelings about the approach too. That said, I guess it's a good way to get
some contribution from people, I always intend on giving donations to the
proje
Hi Guyz
Thanks for the feedback...yes I will be setting up printing and I downloaded
a copy of mint from TAFE...I did as well look at E Live as it was in the
same article that I read in APC Mag...I'll be starting my try outs later in
the week.
No I've yet to do research on the hardware and if it'l
I was curious about Mike's comment that his friend had to pay to
download the elive distro so had a look at the site:
http://www.elivecd.org/Download/Stable
It states the following:
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Why request a donation ?
Elive is free and made with pleasure for yo
Hi John,
Linuxmint is dead simple. All the additional bits and pieces are installed
at, well, install. I think all the major 'nix's are easy to use and install,
it's really just multimedia and other bits that some people have trouble
with. Mint makes this a non-issue, as do Mepis and others (names
At 16 Apr 2002 09:42:50 +1000, Ken Foskey wrote:
> According to the notes recently on slug wine does not support directx so
> it probably will not support games very well.
wine does directx fine (can even use DGA). it does not do direct3d
(but i think the (commercial/kind-of-proprietry/interestin
