Ubuntu (or Kubuntu or similar) should give you more bells-n-whistles, as well as easier hardware support,
as well as offering a lot of the debian standards.

Yes, yesterday was the right time to backup your important files!!  I have a client whose backup drive just failed,
let that be an alarm call to anyone reading who hasn't backed up recently --  AND to those who haven't *tested* their backups,
and/or *only* have one backup.  Fortunately the client has multiple backup disks and my situation is not fatal :)

Burn a data DVD, take it offsite.  Buy an extra external hard drive (or two!), what is the value of not losing your data?
Remember, storage is cheap!!  I remember when hard drives were priced in dollars per *megabyte*, and I'm fairly young ;)

cheerio,

    Ben

PS - so the LUG is reconvening after SAO, for food??  I'm going to eat at Rogue, during the SAO presentation, although with Vista being the topic it might be hard to keep the food down <sic>


On 10/26/06, Ron LeVine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, I figured out how to add the resource to the listing. But now, where
can I find a mirror on the web for Mandriva??

I am thinking that Debian is looking a lot nicer. :)

Ron

Ron LeVine wrote:
> Is there a way to get the Mandriva Control center to look at sites on
> the web for resources for getting files?  I will research this on my
> own as well, but if anyone has an answer, please do tell.
>
> Incidently, I tried to get Debian to run on my computer but it would
> not play well with it. I am going to try downloading the ISO's for the
> complete distro and have another go at it, but at this point, I am
> worried about losing my data. I have well over a 1000 pictures of
> armour from museums from all over the world that I can not replace on
> it. Now would be a good time to do a backup eh? hehehe
>
> Ron
>...

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