> You'll need to become comfortable with tar, ./configure, make, and > 'make install'.
If you go with Puppy they have implemented a Puppy Package Manager that automates the load process from apps set up for Puppy (the friendly folks there will create a Puppy-compatible version of most apps on request) ... they are even adding a Debian import feature to enable apps set up for Debian to be automatically loaded. They have really made it user friendly. I had used SuSE but it got too bloated. Puppy is a complete operating system with suite of GUI apps, and is only about 50 - 80M and boots directly off the CDROM! Sorry to sound as though I am evangelizing for Puppy but it is a real natural for Hams using older PC's and laptops. -- Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E ... somewhere in FL URL: bibleseven (dot) com
