On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 08:10:28AM -0800, James S. Kaplan wrote: > Further, when Suseconfig scripts > run, and they do when you make changes, the changed file will be detected and > other scripts or setup components will likely fail.
Really? At least Debian says something like: File has been modified by you or a script. Would you like to install the new version [Y|I|N] ? I was under the impression that one of the main gripes about Winders was that it wouldn't let you do things on your own, (or it would, but Very Bad Things would result) but *nix does, and that in and of itself was a big reason to use *nix. IMO, it's kinda pointless to make things "harder" to make them "easier". It might save time at first, but when you have to reinstall because all those little pieces that are making it "easier" get whacked, well ... > Looks like he said xdm was running and he wanted kdm. Pretty sure he wanted text mode, but xdm was starting. > NO, Linux is a kernel, but the Linux system is an OS, RH, SuSE are > distributions. Not so according to http://www.debian.org/. I will agree that the GNU/Linux system is an OS though. ^^^ -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
