On Jun 12 2000, John McBride wrote:
> Rogerio Brito wrote:
> >
> > More professional? More canned, that is. :-) Easier to the
> > newbie, perhaps?
>
> My customers use software, they don't install it. If I had to install
> Debian as a demo, I would seriously consider refusing.
I see that you took things as very personal. :-(
Anyway, my customers use software. They don't install it. I
install it for them. Installing Debian for them is much more
professional, for I spend less time installing the operating
system and they get their systems up and running in less time
and I spend less of their time doing upgrades whenever
necessary.
Anyway, I was just discussing the method I used to install
Debian and I thought that you perhaps would think it was good
for you. But you don't. Then, please, by all means, continue
with what you've got.
End of thread from my part, but if you still want to discuss
things in private, feel free to send me e-mail.
[]s, Roger...
P.S.: BTW, you must have been using a different Debian than I am. I
don't need "various switches" to get X working. Are you trying the
latest debs?
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