To be frank, I recommend you install a more desktop user-oriented distro
like Ubuntu, MEPIS, or Xandros. All of those are based on Debian. Any
of those will get you started with just about everything you need
already set up, yet still have the ability to manually install and
configure other
For the umpteenth time I'm attempting to set up a Linux-based
PC in order to do home office stuff, like write professional-
looking reports, image editing and publishing, and webpage
development. No games, nothing requiring speed of any kind.
I downloaded several ISO files, succeeded in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the umpteenth time I'm attempting to set up a Linux-based
PC in order to do home office stuff, like write professional-
looking reports, image editing and publishing, and webpage
development. No games, nothing requiring speed of any kind.
I downloaded several ISO
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the umpteenth time I'm attempting to set up a Linux-based
PC
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That got me to the command prompt. No sign
of a GUI anywhere ...
Making progress. Excellent.
Then I got the system to recognize the network (Linksys router,
DSL modem, WXP laptop also on
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