Libranet's config tools are just command line tools done through a terminal box in X-windows.
It has some nice things but doesn't automatically set up scsi adapters or CD-R/W drives. They have a semi-automatic kernel recompile routine that allows those things to be added fairly painlessly - but you have to know what you're about. (Their FAQs provide good guidance for doing the most common tasks.) The standard kernel is the 2.4 series, more advanced that Progeny's standard 2.2.19 and their KDE is 2.1 rather than Progeny's 2.0. But I have found their printing support somewhat weaker than Storm and much weaker than Progeny. All-in-all, though, it is an advance on Storm and in balance quite similar to Progeny, which has weaknesses as well (Progeny's installer can be cranky if you are trying to install in non-standard locations - and their Grub never installed for me so the system was bootable - had to use another boot loader to get Progeny going). On Saturday 03 November 2001 10:48 am, you wrote: > What does Libranet offer that regular debian doesn't? Does it have > graphical configs for some stuff like Progeny and Storm? > > lets face it though, debian is debian. > > On Saturday 03 November 2001 05:56, you wrote: > > Ditto but I'm using the libranet flavor after a twiddle with progeny. > > hope to migrate to woody soon- ish. > > /dlh > > _______________________________________________ Stormlinux-users-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.stormix.com/community/lists/listinfo/stormlinux-users-list
