Mark Lanctot wrote:
> Well, it won't solve the problem, but it'll prove whether the
> SlimServer script is causing it.
Sorry, I was just redefining the problem more narrowly (turning
slim off/on).
> And I've
> tried a couple of the proposed solutions with no result yet.
Has there been a pattern to the suggestions?
> Thanks! I've experimented with a half-dozen or so Linux distros and
> ended up abandoning all of them but this one.
I'm almost a full convert from Fedora, but nearly each distro
has strengths and weaknesses.
> So I tried out Ubuntu and I like it so much I've decided not to upgrade
> to Vista on my main machine and go right to Ubuntu 100%, full-time.
Good idea. I finally convinced the spouse to do the same at
home a year+ ago and we haven't looked back. Ironically,
perhaps the only application I've struggled with here is
slimserver - the deb-based packaging isn't as smooth as the rpm
packaging, imo (having used them both extensively). There
wasn't a deb package for a long time and, when it arrived, was
6.5-only...I had never had any problems with nightlies in the
<6.5 world, so it took me a few times of getting 'burned' to
realize that I had to be more deliberate with my upgrades.
6.5/7 is a big improvement, though, now.
> Just the *&[EMAIL PROTECTED] DNS forgetfulness right now.
Well, that's an Achilles Heel, frankly. I'm sure it'll get
fixed, but it's annoying to even know it's happening to someone
else.
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