Is there a difference between the Slackware I can buy from
www.slackware.com or www.cdrom.com, and the Slackware I can buy from
www.cheapbytes.com? In other words, does the "genuine" Slackware
contain something that cheapbytes omits?
I am interested in two of Slackware's latest distributions: Slack 4.0
(2.2 kernel) and Slack 3.9 (2.0 kernel). My computer is a P200 MMX.
Will the newest slack kernel (2.2 vs. 2.0) be a problem with my
hardware? Zipslack 2.0.35 has been great, but I am preparing for a new
hard drive, and the convenience of Linux on CD-Rom.
Thanks,
Kurt Kehler
