At 09:24 AM 3/20/98 -0500, James D. Freels wrote:
>
>This is coming from an end-user of Debian:
>
>I wish I had the ability and time to contribute more directly to
>Debian. However, I can contribute this response to some of the
>concerns I have seen on this mailing list.
>
>Debian by far is the most rock solid Linux distribution I have used
>(used several Slackware, RedHat, etc.). I have been using Linux for a
>long time now. This new stable version of Debian has obviously been
>more difficult than the last major hurdle in going from a.out to elf.
>
Thank you James, Very Much
I have just downloaded the installation files for Debian and am going to
do the installation this weekend. I just joined this list and was wanting
to "lurk" a while and pick up on information before posting any questions.
The first few message I received caused me to rethink my decision on
Debian, as looked like some thing or someone had quit or the project was
going down hill. I thought maybe I should look at Red Hat or Slackware for
my Linux needs.
But after your message just now, you have helped me to sustain my
original
decision and install Debian. I am very new at Linux, but do have some
experience with Unix. So hopefully I will not bother the list to much with
unnecessary questions. Hopefully I will be able to get Debian installed and
up and running.
Again, thanks for the post on your opinion on Debian. I feel a lot
better
now.
Mike Acklin
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