Hello all, I'm glad to say I just installed gNewSense-Kde for the first time, moving from Kubuntu Edgy. It works on my system just as well as Dapper did. The only thing I'm missing a bit is some of KDE 3.5.5, and Firefox/BurningDog 2; I can wait though.
The installation went well, and I was able to transfer all my user data and most settings. However, I took me forever to repartition my drive properly without losing data. One of the main problems is that I wrongly assumed parted had full support for ext3 and ext2. I found out the ext3 support is bad, though ext2 is mostly complete. Thus, both my filesystems (/ and /home) are now ext2. I could convert them now to ext3. I was wondering whether there are tangible advantages to ext3 for a typical desktop user. Thanks for any help, Matthew Flaschen
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