Re: Linux is not for consumers!

[Cletus H Baird III]

Go to your local bookstore and buy a copy of Linux Format Magazine with either Fedora Core2 or Mandrake 10. Mandrake is easiest to install on all types of networks, the distro will almost do it for you! You just choose what you want to set up; it will probe and configure. Most of the distros found on their magazines are complete for HD installation. I am 61 yrs old running dual boot WindowsXp and Mandrake 10 on a Pentium II box..If I can, you can. I like my linux better than windows (any flavor). My old box can't run some of the newer stuff that requires 6oo mhz processor or better..but Redhat,Mandrake, and Fedora always work. Debian is cool! but its much harder to configure!