[CLUE-Tech] Impressive, Green One
Kevin Fenzi
kevin at scrye.com
Thu Jul 1 20:32:58 MDT 2004
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>>>>> "Nate" == Nate Duehr <nate at natetech.com> writes:
Nate> Kevin Fenzi wrote:
>> Humm... from your review it's hard to see where you find SuSe
>> personal so far ahead. ;) They sound pretty similar: install worked
>> on both. Screen size wasn't detected correctly by either. Sound and
>> Network were problematic on both.
Nate> That's 'cause it's hard for me to explain... the YaST stuff for
Nate> configuration just seems to work correctly and not do anything
Nate> insane underneath the pretty GUI to configuration files I've
Nate> messed with by hand... but unless someone's watched other
Nate> GUI-based configuration programs trash their hand-made configs,
Nate> it's very intangible.
Yeah...
Nate> Also Fedora Core 2 felt very very slow on the machine -- like
Nate> the kernel was compiled with some incorrect option somewhere.
Nate> But I also added RAM inbetween so I've been saying publically
Nate> that was the problem. But I don't fully believe it... FC2 was
Nate> VERY VERY slow on this hardware. More than my experience can
Nate> chalk up to adding RAM fixing it. But I'd have to blow away
Nate> SuSE and put FC2 back on here with the higher RAM to prove it.
Nate> And I don't like pointing the finger on the website at FC2
Nate> without having actually done the test...
Yeah, understandable. It may well be that it is slower...
>> On bluecurve (I also think it's fuggly) it's just a theme, you
>> should be able to download and switch to any kde/gnome theme you
>> like. I have a bunch of KDE themes I snagged and I never use
>> bluecurve. ;)
Nate> Agreed here, but first impressions... (GRIN)... the installer
Nate> was just so much cleaner... and remember, I'm used to Debian's
Nate> installer. (Cough.)
I've seen bluecurve since it came out. I understand why they made it
and thats all great, but I really don't like it.
The last time I tried debian I couldn't even get it to install on my
laptop at the time. I tried for days and had no luck. I don't like to
give up easily, but it just wasn't happening.
> snipp...
>> Now back to downloading the latest knoppix so I can burn a bunch of
>> copies and spread them around while I am traveling this weekend.
Nate> You putting them inside the hotel room Bibles like Sean? Heh
Nate> heh. :-) I thought that was hilarious.
I am thinking about it... it's a wonderfull idea.
If everyone stuck a knoppix cd into the gideon bible when they
traveled I think good things would happen. ;)
kevin
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