[clue-tech] Great installfest today

[Matt Atkins]

Here here.  I second that.  With the help of both David and Collins, I 
finally have a Linux machine to play with.  I've been lurking around this 
list for over a year, and maybe now I will finally understand what the heck 
you guys are talking about.

Thanks again for all of your help and I can't wait to dig in.

Matt Atkins

>From: "Collins Richey" <crichey at gmail.com>
>Reply-To: CLUE tech <clue-tech at cluedenver.org>
>To: "CLUE tech" <clue-tech at cluedenver.org>
>Subject: [clue-tech] Great installfest today
>Date: Sat, 13 May 2006 21:18:30 -0600
>
>Those of you who missed out, eat your hearts out!
>
>A big round of applause for Dave Anselmi who took over at the last
>moment. A number of contented users left with installed and running
>systems - a couple of Debian Etches, an FC5, and one user fixed up his
>Fluxbox on a Gentoo system. A little bit of hardware debugging as
>well. Thanks to all who participated.
>
>Now if we only had a place to hold the occasional fest that isn't on
>the dark side of the moon (no offence to you Northerners). At least
>it's not downtown.
>
>FYI for Dave. I put your CD to good use.
>
>I'm up and running from Debian Etch. Very little effort other than
>waiting for 128 KDE packages to install. My latest experiment includes
>running Seamonkey (the Mozilla continuation). If you try that at home,
>you need to install the libstdc++5 package and its dependancies.
>Seamonkey isn't quite up to so.6 level like the rest of Etch.
>
>>From a Kubuntu (Dapper 6.06) viewpoint, Etch is just a little
>downlevel for the packages I am accustomed to (KDE, Postgres, etc.).
>
>--
>Collins Richey
>     If you fill your heart with regrets of yesterday and the worries
>     of tomorrow, you have no today to be thankful for.
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