Rich-
That's very interesting.
I came to computers fairly late, it not being my primary technology. But
between keeping planes (and ships) from being hit by radar controlled
missiles and helping put men on the moon I very early on set up a "key
sort" aka "edge notch" data card sorting system
On Sat, 12 May 2018, Dave Lien - W7DAL wrote:
Thanks for the comments. I came up the same route with Red Hat, Mandrake,
SUSE, Slackware and a dozen others along the way. But currently recommend
MINT to newbies since it is hassle-free to install and update, looks a lot
like windows (yea I know.
Rich-
Thanks for the comments. I came up the same route with Red Hat,
Mandrake, SUSE, Slackware and a dozen others along the way. But
currently recommend MINT to newbies since it is hassle-free to install
and update, looks a lot like windows (yea I know...) and meets the needs
of almost every
On Fri, 11 May 2018, Dave Lien - W7DAL wrote:
QUESTION: What is so unique about some of the other old major Linux lines
that make them so important to some users? Or is is mostly a matter of
habit and not wanting to change?
Dave,
Starting in 1997 I ran Red Hat 4.0 through 7.0 but tired of t
After some research, I think I'll give the KDE version of Slackel a try.
On Fri, May 11, 2018 at 7:35 PM, Dave Lien - W7DAL
wrote:
> TNX Wayne. I follow Distrowatch from time to time and just downloaded
> manjaro which is the current favorite. Am installing it now to see what all
> the noise is
