a crackpot idea i had
Federico Voges
fvoges
Mon May 17 11:31:12 PDT 2004
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Hi,
I've tried build 44 and 45 (this is a beta) on my notebook (Compaq
Presario 1200) and it hangs when I insert the network card (3com
X-Jack).
Besides that, it looks very promising as a first distro for an Windoze
ex-user, but not for the power user.
It's not an improved eDesktop. Remember that it's based on Caldera's
LTP (what later became 3.1), so it's more a 3.1 than a 2.4.
I haven't played too much with it, but overall I liked it.
Bye!
On Mon, 13 May 2002 20:27:37 -0400, Kurt Wall wrote:
>Scribbling feverishly on May 12, dep managed to emit:
>> hey, gang!
>>
>> y'know what the world needs? yet another linux distribution!
>
>And more reporters! ;-)
>
>> anyway, the distributions have gone kind of haywire, off in all kinds
>> of goofy directions. so what i'm wondering is how difficult it would
>> be to put together a modern distribution based on 2.4, with
>> everything simply updated to newer stuff. i've been through a whole
>> collection of other distros, and they all fall short -- rh puts stuff
>> in weird places; suse is just too damned, well, suse; debian is
>> debian and slack is slack; mandrake tends to be rh only broken. and
>> so on. and fact is, the distro i want to be running is caldera 2.4
>> upgraded to the current century.
>
>Joe Cheek's Lycoris (nee Redmond Linux, a near-clone of eDesktop 2.4)
>may come pretty close. I haven't played with it, though.
>
>> suppose a recipe for this could be cooked up?
>
>Yup. I don't have time to do it.
>
>Kurt
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