from Or Botton:
>I'd love to be the one who use all 3 systems without bias.
>Only, I cant check Linux browsers right now, because I still cant
>connect to the internet with Slackware 8. TCP/IP giving me
>hellish problems.
I've been trying to decide between Slackware and Debian for Linux. I have
Slackware 7.1, the latest of a subscription with Walnut Creek CDROM, which
subscription apparently ended silently after Walnut Creek CDROM was taken over
by BSDI and more recently by Wind River. When I try to mount the internal SCSI
CD-ROM, the system hangs every time. I don't know whether the fault is with
Slackware or with the Linux kernel generic NCR5380 SCSI support. With you, it
could possibly be a faulty TCP/IP setup program.
from W�rm and Steve:
> ...and pretty much everyone owns at least one
> copy of windows...
) I'm glad you said "pretty much" cuz I have never
)owned, and will never own any kind of M$ Windoze
)OS.
I've never had MS-Windows on my computer. Closest thing I had to MS-Windows was
OS/2 with Win-OS/2 support, so I could run some Windows programs. After
downloading Win32s, I was even able to run Freecell, and 50WAYS.EXE found on
Iomega Zip250 disks. OS/2 installation was obliterated by hard drive crash last
April, I don't want to go through the buggy install again.
