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craig wrote:
> 
> Agree totally David,  Mandrake is pretty cool BUT I am dissapointed in
> Linux.  Its really shit to work with.  Every configuration is a nightmare
> and requires you read a heap of unrelated material to get the info you
> require.  User interfaces look nice work like Dogs.  Clunky old X Windows is
> pretty crap in comparison to WPS
> 
> Craig
> 
> "David D. Huff Jr." wrote:
> 
> > Just a suggestion for *nix newbies, try Mandrake Linux for your first
> > installation experience. It has the highest rating for ease of
> > installation (LINUXFORMAT.CO.UK). There are three experience levels to
> > choose from. Give me a 2Gig partition anywhere on your disk and I can
> > have a server running on it in as little as 28 minutes.
> >
> > BTW - Using the advanced user settings you will be given the choice of 5
> > levels of security medium should be high enough, high is for people who
> > love pain and need long passwords (8+ characters) to feel safe.
No doubt it has a long way to go to get to the crispness of a WPS
application. It very much reminds me of Warp 2.11 thru Warp 3 prior to
FP6. As far a interaction between the interface and user.
And yes you are really on your own when it comes to configuring a new
application or getting one configured that was installed but not
configured during the OS install. The interdependencies between modules
and application are just unreal. Sometimes you have to backlevel several
applications just to install the current beta of a must-have
application.