[Sussex] Does anyone know when/if the next issue of Linux Formatis due out?

[Mark Barber]

Hi Steve - I've never had to do a fresh install with Mandrake. Mostly 
urpmi just beavers away in the background. I did have a slight issue 
with 10.1 though as they changed the ADSL configuration and I lost my 
connection until I took the plunge to the 2.6 kernel (my last go lost 
the USB see posts past).

Also had a play with Mandrakes version of Knoppix - Move - very good.

In my opinion as a user, as long as people keep deluding themselves that 
compiling is acceptable, the worlds richest man can sleep soundly at night.

Time to stop this distro p***ing competition and get on with the 
spreading the word.

Mark

Steve Dobson wrote:

>Hi Mandrake People
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>On Thu, Feb 10, 2005 at 03:07:55PM -0000, Mike Diack wrote:
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>>Ah - now the thread is underway...
>>Re: Mandrake.
>>I have to confess I've always done fresh installs....
>>Bitter experience of Windows upgrades rather than fresh installs tended to 
>>make me think that way...
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>What's this re-install thing?
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>Sorry, but I'm a Debian user.  I just "apt-get dist-upgrade".  In fact I'm
>upgrading my old Indy box at the moment - going like a dream.  It hadn't
>been on for over 300 days, so most of the packages need upgrading.
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>Steve
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