Hello all!
There will be a meeting tomorrow at 6:30pm in VH1232. This would be a
good meeting to attend to ask questions about the installfest, such as,
'What do I need to bring?' and 'Which distro should I install?' or
anything else you're curious about.
Nate
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Hey Nate-
I haven't been to any meetings, and will be out of town tomorrow. When
is installfest? I plan on installing Gentoo or Debian on my laptop,
and would like to come. Thanks.
Clarke Cooper
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Nathaniel Green wrote:
>Hello all!
>
>There will be a meeting tomorrow at 6:
The installfest is on Feb 21 15:00 in VH1010.
Osnews has a very glowing review of Arch Linux.
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=5971 It looks interesting. It uses
just .tar.gz packages but has its own system ("pacman") of solving
dependencies and such that looks easy like Debian and Gentoo,
> Osnews has a very glowing review of Arch Linux.
Arch Linux was founded by the guy that ran the KDE maintenance for Red Hat.
And he's got some interesting ideas about task/role separation in terms of
applications and users that's a bit different than the usual uid/gid/other
permissions of *nix.
You must be thinking of Ark-as-in-Noah Linux. This is
Arch-as-in-Saint-Louis Linux. Arch is more or less from scratch, Ark is
based on Redhat I think. The two distros probably started at around the
same time so the name conflict wasn't apparent.
On that note, the new version of Mozilla Firebird
