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i was just wondering what you all thought of spliting Knoppix into a DVD with all the packages, and a slimmed down cd version for old comps?
Read http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/lin...9181773,00.htm
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- 12-20-2004 #1
Knoppix Splits
i was just wondering what you all thought of spliting Knoppix into a DVD with all the packages, and a slimmed down cd version for old comps?
Read http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/lin...9181773,00.htm
dylunio
- 12-20-2004 #2
Reminds me of the SimplyMepis/ProMepis split a few months back. Makes no difference to me; I don't use LiveCDs.
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TechieMoe's Tech Rants
- 12-20-2004 #3
I only ever use live distro's like Knoppix when I have to use my mom's laptop, and my mom dosn't let me set up a nice SuSE/Win98SE dule boot on it

When using Knoppix 3.6 on it I had a heck of a lot of trouble setting it up, so maybe the slimmed down version will be better for me
dylunio
- 12-20-2004 #4
I do occasionally use SimplyMepis as a quick and easy way to get a Debian base system installed, then apt-get from there. I haven't tried the Knoppix harddrive install since version 3.2, so I don't know how reliable it is (it was still unofficial in that version).
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TechieMoe's Tech Rants
- 01-25-2005 #5
I like Simply MEPIS much better than knoppix, I have hard loaded two machines with it, and I use one of them every day. As of this day, I will say that MEPIS is the most easy Linux OS I have ever loaded. Two weeks ago I hard loaded Knoppix 3.6 on this very machine, ended up with the unstable SID version and I am still fussing with it (Still better than Winblows).
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- 01-25-2005 #6I agree. It has become my distro of choice, for both a hard install as well as a live linux.
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