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Distribution: Debian, edition depends on what i run it, wheezy on main box.
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have tried dead-rat linux from 6-9.0-from fedora i am off it.
proben mandrake and suse ,turbolinux and -at last -when know things better moved to>Slackware
and must say :"slack owns ,it gives me exactly what i want, in way i want and when i want".
if other distros makers will make all explanations as clear and short as they are in slack ,m$windooz is gone.
So i just go slacking.Clear things are good ones.
tried suse to many problems with yast2 and redhat seems plain. Mandrake though fits my server and desktop needs. 9.1 WAS GOOD but 9.2 (unless you have lg products) ROCKS!!!
just installed slackware 9.1 and WOW. i tried SW a couple of years ago, but was too new and jusst couldnt get it right. the install was flawless and the configuration went perfectly except for the lilo setup, had to go back to add my XP partition manually. X worked like a champ, had to re-do my mouse settings to get the wheel to work and XFce is awesome! i had been using mandrake and redhat like a lot of former windows users, then tried suse 8.2 and i too had trouble with yast. slackware rules!
Ha, a nice point, or maybe more people post problems because more people use slackware. I don't think anyone would seriously stick with a distribution that kept giving them problems. I think most slackers will back me up when I say that once configured, slackware gives one of the smoothest rides possible... And not a dependency error in sight
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