[Wolves] Debian config tools

[Matthew Revell]

David Goodwin wrote:

> I tried SuSe on my desktop (8 or 9?) once, but couldn't find many 
> packages out on the web for it; therefore I moved back to Slackware, as 
> if I'm going to have to compile stuff I might as well do it without 
> worrying about rpm being in the way, and I do at least know where to get 
> packages for Slackware from.

Last time I tried SuSe was 7.x and a couple - if not more - years ago. 
It seemed good at the time but then I switched to Red Hat.

I've tried loads of the so-called friendlier distros. Mandrake seemed 
okay but a bit rough round the edges. Lycoris was out of date but 
pretty. I had a go with Gentoo, as well, but I'm really the sort of 
person who wants to *use* a computer, these days. I enjoy the odd bit of 
fiddling (no comments Aq) but I have so little free time, at the moment, 
I'd rather get things working in as easy a manner as possible.

Can't remember what else I tried but, in the end, there was loads of 
stuff out there that could be easily added to Red Hat, so I stuck with that.

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Cheers,

Matthew Revell.

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