[LUAU] FYI - how far Linux has come

David Kiwerski wp2aat at sbcglobal.net
Mon May 12 19:39:31 PDT 2008


I keep a desktop motherboard on the testbench set up just to try 
different distros.   Along with KIWI, Faun and CrunchBang also have all 
the restricted stuff.   CB is beta at this time.   DreamLinux 3.1 makes 
it real easy tgo install all these.

Dave

Jeff Mings wrote:
> Thanks for the feedback, David!  Ubuntu just seems to be getting more 
> and more ridiculously easy.
>
>    Good info like this is what this list should be all about.
>
> Aloha,
>
> -Jeff Mings
>
>
> David Kiwerski wrote:
>> I have a Toshiba X205-9800 laptop that I bought about 3 months ago 
>> that includes the NVidia 8700 video card, Intel HDA audio and Intel 
>> a/g/n wireless.   The first distro to correctly identify and properly 
>> install all three sets of drivers was Ubuntu 8.04.   I'm now using 
>> KIWI 8.04, as it includes all the restricted drivers and decoders for 
>> playing DVD's, etc. (it's based on Ubuntu 8.04).   I don't really 
>> feel I need the fingerprint scanner of the extra functions on the 
>> touchpad, but I'll try a later version in a few months.   A far cry 
>> from 10 years ago when I first started, and had to fight just to get 
>> an install finished!!
>>
>> Dave
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