BTW this distribution war's,

Is there any distribution which is made for Hams ,

i.e. Perfect ham distribution built in ax25 support,custom compiled kernel,GUI
based control panel and interface for command line utils(like xrpm for rpm...)
and all other crap removed like which any ham will never use  like
scsi/ISDN/development/etc support, and all this is just few disks, I think we
should make use of the Flexibility that Linux gives us insted of crying over
configuring the system thus converting over-flexibility to simplicity.

This will bring Linux based radio systems upto the win95+AWG leve but with the
same flexibility as before with more people getting on to linux.

I might be thinking of a Dream  OS & Distribution for hams, but is there
anything like this or how about making one ?

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Hamish Moffatt wrote:

> On Tue, Jul 06, 1999 at 05:09:30AM -0600, Karl F. Larsen wrote:
> >
> >       Problem is I like Red Hat. They have a good product and it's
> > available very cheap. I do have the latest debion on cd-rom as well. RH
> > has been working with the guys at GNU and KDE and they have come up with a
> > really nice GUI Xwindow.
> >
> >       As I said I don't want to give up RH to keep ax25.
>
> Well, suit yourself.
>
> I see you post regularly with problems compiling the ax25 utilities.
> They run out of the box on Debian. If you want to make life hard for
> yourself I'm not going to stop you Karl!
>
> AFAIK, RH had nothing to do with the development of the KDE and
> their involvement with GNOME was just providing some CVS support
> (for developing the software). Debian provided GNOME CVS in the past,
> I don't know why GNOME decided to switch. All those environments
> are available on Debian too, of course.
>
> Hamish
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