CDR and RedCrap 8

With such a lack of techno-masochism, I am surprised you were able to
invent the Internet, Mr. Gore. ;-)

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[mailto:plug-discuss-admin@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us] On Behalf Of Alan
Gore
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 5:54 PM
To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Subject: CDR and RedCrap 8

>Has anyone had to deal with the hell of trying to get a CDR working on
>RH8? Any pointers to a suitable method of suicide? It continuously
>undoes everything I do, bypasses my symlinks and creates new driver
>references, undos my fstab entries and all in all craps on me. I'm
using
>a stock install and as a second CDrom drive I put in a CR-4804TE - and
>I'm beginning to feel like I'm working on a Microshaft box. Since when
>did Redscrew think it knew what I wanted?

The idea of having to reinstall Redscrew all over again is making me
rethink Linux...

I rethought Linux too. After years of fighting the idiosyncrasies of the
various distributions, I went out and replaced my huge noisy Linux
server
with an iMac. At last, a Unix that runs on fully supported hardware with
a
GUI that doesn't suck.

Last month, I spent a full day at a friend's place vainly trying to get
Samba working under Mandrake. On the iMac, all I had to do was check one
option box, and I was in the networking business. Oh, and I was able to
burn
a DVD first time, out of the box. Where's OS X/BSD been all my life?



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