Linux. Debian (Stable)
For the intense hobbyist only?
Here is just a question:
How much truth is in the statement 'Installing and maintaining modern
Linux is a non issue for the potential user now. Lets move on.'?
My recent experience was in helping a friend fix his upgrades after his
GUI upgrad
The last time I upgraded was quite a while ago - from Debian woody to
Sarge. This upgrade was a DISASTER. So much for promises.
(I think there is a song about that)
A process when it is shutting down much call wait() and this is when
system resouces are released. Until wait() is called the pro
I have not had the experiences of either of you except when I have
cluttered up my install with 3rd party and/or self built packages.
I have found Debian to be a little more fragile in this regard.
Having said that, I have both Ubuntu and Debian installs that have gone
through several updates with
Monthly Meeting plus
Annual General Meeting March 5th
See you there?
Mel
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One other factor in this discussion is not if Linux is easy enough to
install or not, but if the user has the tech know-how and understandings
to actually use the systems as they are intended. Stick a standard
Windows user in front of a terminal shell, and you'll see much
frustration and possi
I believe I have a window for this one babysitters and everything.
On 20 Feb 2014 22:34, "Mel Walters" wrote:
> Monthly Meeting plus
> Annual General Meeting March 5th
>
> See you there?
>
> Mel
>
> Details:
> http://clug.ca
>
>
> ___
> clug-talk mailin
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