On Thu, 17 May 2007 13:25:30 -0700, raylopez99 wrote:
> No, I will not conveniently go away. What I say is an inconvenient
> truth, eh Roy Boi Toy? BTW the group is unmoderated and about
> *advocacy*. To advocate you need both sides. I tried and failed
> TWICE with your POS hobbyware called Linux. I got lame advice a few
Calling a fully-fledged, extremely capable OS 'POS hobbyware' just shows
what you are - a fool.
> months ago like "try the Debian Distro that has 26 CDs (or was it
> DVDs?)" on my old 10 year old machine. No thanks, I'll stick to
You don't need all the Debian CDs to install Debian, just a net-install
image. SO long as you have a working net connection, just stick in the Cd
and boot, it will download what you need. The CDs provide all the apps and
also source code for those who require it.
And there are plenty of other distros that suit older hardware. Something
like Zenwalk or Vector would be a good choice
> running WIndows NT on it, which works fine. And I'm looking forward
> to upgrading my hardware (buying a new PC) and installing Vista later
> next year. After all, as any good programmer like myself knows, H/W
> and S/W go together--so it's natural that a complex OS like Vista
> needs a H/W upgrade. Still working with your Amiga eh Roy? LOL you
> loser.
You're the loser here, it seems. You're saying you can't get Linux
installed, yet you think *we're* stupid?
--
Kier
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