* Zoran Kolic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > a very intimidating crowd over there. Makes Debian look like the girl > > scouts in some ways. > > Not, in my opinion. Try stable, security > and mobility (if you have laptop). > No-one on open/freebsd lists will learn > "newbie" first steps. Lot of people are > pros and have no time for pleasure. It is > business for them (believe it or not).
No, easy to believe. And, people didn't seem rude really, but there was a sense of intolerance towards newbies and so I was not posting. I am sure there are good reasons for this, but I wouldn't say I liked it better, if you know what I mean. > You may try freebsd-update for instance. > Works for binary updates thanks to Colin > Percival. Not a real woodoo, but makes you > happy, if you like to be happy. Sounds interesting. I still have a partition on my main box with FreeBSD and I will look into this and see how I like it. I looked and looked and never could find a good answer for that question. Most people just couldn't believe that I a) could ever have wanted kdelibs, or b) wouldn't want to compile them from source. Just a different bunch with a different style and I am sure it takes some getting used to. Thanks for the info, Patrick -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
