[Wolves] cummon then!!!!

[Deusiah]

Ubuntu doesn't come with MP3 or DVD support out of the box either, nor
does it have any books about it let alone out of date ones AFAIK.

I don't think Fed's bad I just don't like RPM and their goals, Fed
seems like a playground for new technologies before putting them into
RH. I don't like being a guinea pig personally and would rather
support Ubuntu whose goals I totally agree with.

Chris

On 5/18/05, mad-malc at tiscali.co.uk <mad-malc at tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> on  Wed, 18 May 2005 at 21:22:13 Baza wrote
> >"What's wrong with Fedora? I'm asking as an Ubuntu user."
> 
> Well having installed RH9 Fed 1,2 &3 recently, there's not a lot going for
> it out of the box so to speak, true you can download programs to play MP3s
> and DVDs, that's if the distro recognises your internet connection. The installs
> I did all allowed me to configure my Ethernet 100/10 card  and then spuriously
> told me that I had a cable disconnected so internet connection wasn't possible.
> Running a live CD without touching any other hardware established a connection
> every time.
> I configured quite a few internet connections whilst doing a mass of test
> installs and the RH/Fedora distros' all gave the disconnected cable message,
> as did Mandrake 10 series, the mandrake 9 series all connected up no problem.
> So may be that has something to do with it.
> 
> Mad Malc
> 
> That and the fact most books on Linux being out of date take RH9 as the base
> system...
> 
> 
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