Greetings again,
One other suggestion for you Pavel, if you are concerned with the
stability of Sid/Unstable but there are requirements for new X-Windows
components, etc you could try looking at the Xandros Desktop
distribution of Linux. It is entirely Debian based but you are looking
at forking o
ing again.
Matt
Enjoy!
-Original Message-
From: Christian Lyra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, 6 April 2003 1:09 AM
To: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: Unstable 'sid' release
Hi,
I have been using SID for some time (almost 2 years) on a compaq
12
Greetings again,
One other suggestion for you Pavel, if you are concerned with the
stability of Sid/Unstable but there are requirements for new X-Windows
components, etc you could try looking at the Xandros Desktop
distribution of Linux. It is entirely Debian based but you are looking
at forking o
ing again.
Matt
Enjoy!
-Original Message-
From: Christian Lyra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, 6 April 2003 1:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Unstable 'sid' release
Hi,
I have been using SID for some time (almost 2 years) on a compaq
1200 notebook. It&
>
> It *isn't* stable. That's why it's called "unstable". Sid is the "use at
> your own risk" branch of Debian.
>
note that "unstable" has a similar meaning as it does in chemistry or physics.
The item in question is changing, rearranging. This means you may get bitten
by package upgrades the
On Sat, 05 Apr 2003 08:35:18 +0200
Pavel Tavoda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is't here somebody using sid?
>
> Can be 'sid' used by experienced user for everyday work on notebook?
>
> Or better question: "How stable is unstable 'sid' release"?
It *isn't* stable. That's why it's called "unstable
Hi,
I have been using SID for some time (almost 2 years) on a compaq
1200 notebook. It's nice to have the last version of packages, but I got
in trouble a few times. For example, I did a upgrade yesterday, and found
that the libxft2 seems to be broken, so my kdm is unusable and everything
>
> It *isn't* stable. That's why it's called "unstable". Sid is the "use at
> your own risk" branch of Debian.
>
note that "unstable" has a similar meaning as it does in chemistry or physics.
The item in question is changing, rearranging. This means you may get bitten
by package upgrades the
On Sat, 05 Apr 2003 08:35:18 +0200
Pavel Tavoda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is't here somebody using sid?
>
> Can be 'sid' used by experienced user for everyday work on notebook?
>
> Or better question: "How stable is unstable 'sid' release"?
It *isn't* stable. That's why it's called "unstable
Hi,
I have been using SID for some time (almost 2 years) on a compaq
1200 notebook. It's nice to have the last version of packages, but I got
in trouble a few times. For example, I did a upgrade yesterday, and found
that the libxft2 seems to be broken, so my kdm is unusable and everything
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Is't here somebody using sid?
>
>Can be 'sid' used by experienced user for everyday work on notebook?
>
>Or better question: "How stable is unstable 'sid' release"?
I'm running sid on a Dell Inspiron 8200. The xfree86 4.2 nv driver
works o
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Is't here somebody using sid?
>
>Can be 'sid' used by experienced user for everyday work on notebook?
>
>Or better question: "How stable is unstable 'sid' release"?
I'm running sid on a Dell Inspiron 8200. The xfree86 4.2 nv driver
works o
Hi,
got 'unstable' running on a Dell Inspiron 8200 for quite a while ... and am
perfectly happy with it!
Transition from Karolina's KDE packages to the 'official' ones wasn't really
smooth but manageable, apart from that no complaints.
The notebook at work (Fujitsu Siemens E7010) causes a bit of
Pavel,
I have been using SID on my Sony VAIO GRZ-660 for about 2 or so months now. I
can't recall an actual problem with it thus far, and that is through a large
amount of usage and also many different software applications.
I personally would not venture back to `stable` for the reason that th
On Sat, Apr 05, 2003 at 08:35:18AM +0200, Pavel Tavoda wrote:
> Is't here somebody using sid?
>
> Can be 'sid' used by experienced user for everyday work on notebook?
>
> Or better question: "How stable is unstable 'sid' release"?
>
> Pavel
>
>
Hi Pavel-
I use sid on a daily basis here on a d
Hi,
got 'unstable' running on a Dell Inspiron 8200 for quite a while ... and am
perfectly happy with it!
Transition from Karolina's KDE packages to the 'official' ones wasn't really
smooth but manageable, apart from that no complaints.
The notebook at work (Fujitsu Siemens E7010) causes a bit of
Pavel,
I have been using SID on my Sony VAIO GRZ-660 for about 2 or so months now. I can't
recall an actual problem with it thus far, and that is through a large amount of usage
and also many different software applications.
I personally would not venture back to `stable` for the reason that th
On Sat, Apr 05, 2003 at 08:35:18AM +0200, Pavel Tavoda wrote:
> Is't here somebody using sid?
>
> Can be 'sid' used by experienced user for everyday work on notebook?
>
> Or better question: "How stable is unstable 'sid' release"?
>
> Pavel
>
>
Hi Pavel-
I use sid on a daily basis here on a d
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