Re: The good old days!

[Jonathan C. Sitte]

Ok. Is there anything we can do to make finding information on getting linux mandrake on the ppc allot easier such as creating our own database etc. It really annoyed me that the mandrake site didn't have a dedicated section other than forums and a simple how to install. Just a thought turning in my mind. Nothing special.

jcsitte

On Tuesday, Dec 17, 2002, at 02:30 America/New_York, Ben Reser wrote:

On Tue, Dec 17, 2002 at 02:14:30AM -0500, Jonathan C. Sitte wrote:

I remember when you could download full iso disks of the best at that
point in time cooker installs. Usually two to three disks. I know
people think that cooker gets updated allot thus you don't have this
for the time being. It would be nice though if someone did release a
really good Cooker PPC iso set for some of us who would rather download
that instead.

Also it would be nice if this release had the most compatible Xfree86
for powerbook G4's the 667 and up. It seems that this has been the
biggest issue. I have been having great pains in trying to set this up
and it would be nice if someone out there would be kind enough to
create a iso release that supported these portable devices.

Other than that who is here with me on this? What is your opinion other
than the CVS changes too much etc, etc. Just an idea.

This was only ever done on rare ocassions or for betas/release
canidates. Not ever in such an early state of development as Cooker PPC
is currently.

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