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[NMLUG] Re: Ubuntu Anyone?
I try to keep my life simpler but just running the latest version of Suse
wherever I can. I do not see any reason to run anything proprietary in this
day and age.
If a distro is well designed the fundamentals will carry over from one distro
to the next. It is more fun for me to get people exposed to Linux and hand
holding them just long enough so that their curiosity is piqued.
Steve M
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 10:14:32 -0500, jfenton wrote
> While I have not tried Ubuntu yet, what really interest me are
> distros that are live cds with options to install. The reason I like
> live CDs is everything is already configured or easy to configure
> and you can always carry your "desktop". The best part is if you
> system crashes its >5 minutes to get it back and running, this is
> really nice for a newb. The best example is Knoppix. What I am
> currently using is SimplyMepis. What I like about SimplyMepis is its
> a Debian Unstable based distro with a very good, complete, but small
> selection of software included on an installable live CD (small as
> compared to Knoppix which has the whole kitchen sink). It runs
> KDE3.2 and has excellent hardware detection and very easy
> configuration of WiFi and ethernet (which I always found somewhat
> difficult in Knoppix). I suggest giving it a try. The user forums
> are at mepislovers.org and the main website is mepis.org.
> --
> -Jeff
>
> Jeffrey L. Fenton Jr.
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