On Tuesday 10 May 2005 21:00, Juraj Ziegler wrote:
> Personally, I would go with Sid. I'm running it on all desktop-class
> machines (2 notebooks, one desktop).
Note that sid is likely become a lot more unstable (literally) when sarge
is released as some major changes are implemented. The past ye
dbp lists wrote:
I've run woody on a server at home for years now and have enjoyed just
using it. I've read,
however, that if I'm going to go with straight debian on a laptop -
it's better to go
with Sarge. I'm pretty confused now. Antoher thing I'm not sure
about is if I should go with
kernel
> The main difference is in how the kernel supports your hardware. The Woody
> installer uses a fairly ancient kernel which may not support your
> hardware properly and cause problems during the installation.
> The RC3 version of the installer for Sarge [1] has a choice of either the
> 2.4.27 or 2.
On Tuesday 10 May 2005 18:24, dbp lists wrote:
> I've run woody on a server at home for years now and have enjoyed just
> using it. I've read, however, that if I'm going to go with straight
> debian on a laptop - it's better to go with Sarge.
> I'm pretty confused now. Antoher thing I'm not sure
Hi folks...
I just purchased a 570E thinkpad (PIII 500MHz) last week. As well as a
Cisco 340 Aironet wireless card. I'm hoping to install linux on it and
am trying to do as much homework as I can before they get here. I've
searched a lot on the topic of installing debian on the 570E and have
fo
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