i move to Debian from

Redhat9--->mandrake 10.0----->
slackware(9.1+10.0+current)---->suse(8.1+9.1)--->fc(2+3)--->ubuntu
---->kubuntu--->Debian

now i use only debian and do not wanna change it.

:)




Mumit Khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:    On Mar 26, 2006, at 6:31 PM, S. M. 
Ibrahim (Lavlu) wrote:
 
 > On 3/26/06, Jamil Ahmed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 >  >
 >  > It will not erase your other partitions. And if you go with default
 >  > package selection.. you can make it in first attempt. Why worry? ;-)
 >
 >  Yep i know, but problem is i lost� my data two time at the time of
 >  installing fc2 :(
 
 I remember losing data at installation time when slackware first came 
 out, and that was a while back. Since then the trick has always been to 
 make sure that your partition table is sane. There are tools out there 
 will do that for you. Of course, I may have been plain lucky, and 
 there's the fact that I don't like to complicate my work machines to 
 avoid these problems.
 
 >  Other people might face different scenario. Lets see.
 
 Clean install on an old Vaio laptop went without a hitch. Second try on 
 the same machine with a kickstart profile to customize package 
 selection also went without a hitch. Two tries of course are not enough 
 to build statistics on.
 
 I won't install it on any machine I depend on for a while yet, until I 
 see the flow of updates. It's always telling when there's a GB of 
 updates within a month of a release.
 
 MK
 
 
 
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