On 19/03/06, SOTL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For the lesser ones that loaded and ran. > > Ubuntu is Gnome based and Kubuntu is KDE bases and which are like a take off > on Kipling's East is East and West is West and the two shall never meet Gnome > is Gnome and KDE is KDE and the two will never meet in Ubuntu or Kubuntu > meaning that all those nice Gnome packages I like to run under KDE are simply > not there.
Won't Ubuntu open deb packages from Kubuntu and vice versa? I normally avoid GNOME/Gtk because I don't like my desktop to look like a child's painting book, but some GNOME apps are essential (the GIMP, for example). > > Debian, loads the first disk reboots and starts installation of the second > disk. Not allowed to add any additional packages in installation. Computer > comes up running command line only. Video card not recognized; no GUI. > And, this is irrelevant of stable, testing, or development or CDs or Download > installation. Tried the all. They all failed installation. If I can not > install it in my equipment regardless of any of its other merits it ain't any > damn good to me. Ha ha, that sounds like the Debian we all know and love. I'm told it's the best of all distros, so long as your employer will give you a year's sabbatical to install it ;-) Sir Robin ____________________________________________________ Want to buy your Pack or Services from Mandriva? Go to http://store.mandriva.com Join the Club : http://www.mandrivaclub.com ____________________________________________________
