marty wrote:
This brings up and interesting point and I'm not trying to start any distro
religious wars but might it not be a bad idea to have our own "official
distro advocates/evangelists" Maybe someone for each distro (well most of
the more prominent ones anyway) in an identifying
marty wrote:
...snipp.
ok... hands up who **doesn't** want to wear a debian t-shirt...
anyone... ??
anyone... ??
You want ME, with my figure, to wear a t-shirt for Debian when they
have just released a distro called Spud^h^h^h^hPotatao? No way Jose!
{:-).
--
Terry Collins
Roland Turner wrote:
Heracles wrote:
I tried Debian once (version 1.0 I think - it was on my Slackware CD back in
about 93 or 4) and it was a pain to install. I have found SuSE much better. I
admit that Debian MAY have improved a little over the last few years, but why
wear a Debian
ay, August 17, 2000 12:01 AM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] debian 2.2 (potato) released
Roland Turner wrote:
Heracles wrote:
I tried Debian once (version 1.0 I think - it was on my Slackware CD
back in
about 93 or 4) and it was a pain to install. I have found SuSE much
better. I
admit tha
t; and compare what each had to say..
I realise The idea isn't perfect and could probably be worked on or tuned up
but it was just a thought..
Dan.
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From: "Jeff Waugh" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "SLUG" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 3:26 P
This brings up and interesting point and I'm not trying to start any distro
religious wars but might it not be a bad idea to have our own "official
distro advocates/evangelists" Maybe someone for each distro (well most of
the more prominent ones anyway) in an identifying t-shirt or the like
Dan Treacy wrote:
might it not be a bad idea to have our own "official distro
advocates/evangelists" Maybe someone for each distro (well most of the
more prominent ones anyway) in an identifying t-shirt or the like that can
be available to "inform" the newbies as far as any specific distro
marty wrote:
anyone... ??
bueller... ??
ROFL indeed.
- Jeff
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Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 11:25 PM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] debian 2.2 (potato) released
Dan Treacy wrote:
might it not be a bad idea to have our own "official distro
advocates/evangelists" Maybe someone for each distro (well most of the
more prominent
Dan Treacy wrote:
Not quite as I had in mind but I think it will accomplish the same thing..
Only some people who might otherwise do the job might be put off by the
having the give a talk idea..
Sorry, yeah - they're unrelated. You can be a silent advocate! :)
- Jeff
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Say if someone wanted to know what the configuration
of Debian was like
compared to Slackware he/she might go to talk to both
the Slackware
"person"
and the Debian "person" and compare what each had to
say..
Or see who swung the hardest punch...:-)
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or at least, probably has been by the time you read this
reminder:
even if you have an extremely fast link, downloading cd images from
www.debian.org via http|ftp is NOT the best way. check
cdimage.debian.org and wander through the questions it asks you.
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