slackware 10.2 woes

[Ben Duncan]

The ONLY thing that caused me grief on my earlier Slac install's
where the usage of BSD init style scripts (Back when I started
using version 8.0).

Now, I have gotten to love those buggers (much simplier than Sys V
init style methods). They are kinda like having /etc/sysconfig/ and
the scripts all rolled up into one neat tidy package.

Oh well, differ strokes for differ folks ...

Kurt Wall wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 07:33:11PM -0600, Ben Duncan took 26 lines to write:
> 
<<SNIP>>

> 
> Agreed. Lonnie doesn't know about Slackware's Goodness and Simplicity
> (c), though. As it is, installing the test 2.6 kernel is enough of a
> deviation from essential Slackness, I suppose, that Patrick decided if
> you're going to do so, you're on your own.
> 
> Kurt

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