Matt Wong wrote:
> 
> > > > "minimize on connect"     selection doesn't work.
> >
> > I have had this same problem.. I am running Hail with
> > a GNOME desktop. I have not had the disconnect
> > problem..
> 
> Hmmmm, was it a clean install of hail or a dist-upgrade?  Was the storm
> dialer part of Rain and did it work?
> 
> > It is not a really huge problem.. but you know.. it
> > should work right? ;-)
> 
> Agreed, but these should be simple stuff.  I'm in the same boat as the
> original poster here with regards as to why I chose Stormix.....Debian.
> 
> Was using SuSE before and installed Debian Slink (2.1) then did the old
> dist-upgrade to potatoe.  It took forever over a dial-up.  The problem
> was that some stuff, not critical, but what I deemed as should be
> working just didn't.
> 
> Maybe 'cause it's a fairly new distro, but there seems to be a lack of
> support from Storm.  I go to Debian resources it I have a problem or
> even for a security update.  Is this the way it should be considering
> Storm is a commercial distro?  I would have pegged it the other way
> around.
> 
> Don't get me wrong, Storm is a pretty good distro, things just worked.
> But it did start with the best base =)
> 
> My two cents.
> 
> Matt
> 

Altough I would agree that Storm have problems,at least they DO
provide the canadian mirror for debian. ftp.ca.debian.org is
ftp.stormix.com .Also I've seen a couple of posts from a stormix
developer on debian-devel so at least they do give something
back(for example netscape is now maintained for Debian by a Stormix
developer) and they do have all the updates on the
ftp server,so you don't have to download the whole iso .
 Well,let's hope they'll keep improving the distro and work out the
bugs.:-)
 IMHO the existing bugs were mostly related to the fact that potato took
a looong time to beeing released and basically everybody was sick and
tired of waiting for it to be perfect(I've ran potato fro more than a
year,same like basically everybody else).Even Debian.:-) As far as I
remember potato was released with about 20 RC bugs open and a corrupted
iso image.

Oh,well time to "upgrade " to woody (experimental testing) soon. 

-- 
The best way to escape from a problem is to solve it. 
     Alan Saporta 
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http://deepblue.dyndns.org :-)


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