Re: where is it?

I'm not sure I follow. The normal debian install is much like the redhat one, right? Boot a flopppy/cd or some such then pick where to get the files if I'm not mistaken (I accept that I could very easily be mistaken though :). Is the installer and such not working for debian? If that's the case

Re: where is it?

On Tue, Oct 06, 1998 at 05:06:36PM -0600, Cort Dougan wrote: > Starting kde from run level 3, even. Exactly. > What version are you using for the installer? I added some fixes recently > and I'd like the installer to include them rather than have to build one > and give it to people myself when

Re: where is it?

I can deal with redhat. linuxppc.org is getting annoying with their heavy handed decisions about being the only linux/ppc installation around. They're a little too impressed with themselves I believe. Their lack of technical people (4 people on staff, all non-technical). I'm not eager to continu

Re: where is it?

On Tue, Oct 06, 1998 at 04:17:51PM -0600, Cort Dougan wrote: > Great! I really need glibc! Damn linuxppc.org system is getting on my > nerves. I'd like to install an entirely debian system. And there we have it...the reason most of us have switched :) Redhat period gets on my nerves, and start

Re: where is it?

Great! I really need glibc! Damn linuxppc.org system is getting on my nerves. I'd like to install an entirely debian system. Thanks for pointers. }you know debian/powerpc is glibc-2.1 !?! WIll you install from groud-up or }only install debian packages to your systems? How is it broken? The

Re: where is it?

> I want to install some of my development machines with debian. Where can > I grab it? How mature is it? Hi Cort, you know debian/powerpc is glibc-2.1 !?! WIll you install from groud-up or only install debian packages to your systems? You can get all from any debian mirror. Please look at

where is it?

I want to install some of my development machines with debian. Where can I grab it? How mature is it?