RE: debian-knoppix digest, Vol 1 #889 - 5 msgs

"Christopher Mc Carthy" <[email protected]> Tue, 25 May 2004 14:32:54 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.linux.debian.knoppix
Message-ID <4D89D189C5D9474C8A99E2E286BE71940171B016@EXCHANGE48.corp.gltrade.com>
<Minor OT>
Does anyone have a link to info about this?  I thought from (various
sources) that MS actually (legally) bought the first version of DOS...
</Minor OT>

WRT mirrors, I had to look around a bit before I found a mirror with the
latest version of Knoppix (3.4_2004-05-17).  Although once I'd found it,
the d/l was extremely quick :)

Cheers

-----Original Message-----
Date: Mon, 24 May 2004 17:25:55 +0000
From: jeff <jdavis70-odAbcf0Mc9JJm/[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [debian-knoppix] Worth consideration??

B. Citizen66 wrote:

>Thanx:  I also don't buy his viewpoints.  I am one of the minority in 
>this world who remember that billygates STOLE the MS operating system 
>from Seattle Microcomputing company, who had to sue him to get their 
>puny $50K dollars in insuficient and inadequate compensation!!!
>
>As some wit once said (not referring the the M$ supporters, but 
>apropos!) "Don't confuse me with the facts, my mind is already made 
>up."
>  
>
Very true statement. :)

>I am with YOU, not with them; but as a newbie, I will say that 
>Linux/Knoppix is V-E-R-Y difficult to learn.
>
>David Dunbar
>
>  
>
I wouldn't say that it is difficult, it is just different. If you are 
switching from Windows or an RPM based distro, yeah there is a learning 
curve to be dealt with. Debian is a lot like Slackware. They both have 
their own methods and layouts and will frustrate you until you get 
familiar with them.

    Jeff