Would it be possible to copy the kernel and all the moudules from my
suse install to a outside medium, and then install debian and copy over
the kernel? I *hate* the way that suse is setup for dealing with
packages. Debian and Windows are so simple (usally) for new software
that I have become jaded to having to fight with a os. There is no
reason that I should be in rpm hell just to get msn updated to the
latest version so I can use msn messanger.
Derek Neighbors wrote:
>On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 20:41, Richard L. Proctor wrote:
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>>On Saturday 01 November 2003 4:08 pm, Derek Neighbors wrote:
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>>>SuSe cares about users freedom as much as Apple does. So, if you don't
>>>care about your freedom, you are better off moving to OS X. It "just
>>>works", which appears to be your primary concern. If concern number one
>>>is losing "the evil empire" and the mandate is it has to "just work",
>>>you should look at OS X.
>>>
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>>Linux bashing...gotta love it!!
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>>I thought only windows people bashed operating systems. :-)
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>I am not sure how that is Linux bashing. If you said SuSE bashing then
>sure. If you are referencing the fact that I said Linux doesn't "just
>work". Well, I use Linux for reasons of Freedom, not because I hate
>Microsoft. In fact, there used to be a saying. BSD users love Unix.
>Linux users hate windows.
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