Flavor of Linux to Install -- Drug Dealer Tactics

[Jeff Courtade]

Slak is great

it doesnt insulate you from the system

that is what I like about it

it is very free and easy to deal with I cant explain it exactly one of 
the reasons I left WINXX behind was the way it "thought" I find alot of 
distros trying to do the same thing for me.
insulate me form the system make is "easier"

anyhow slak is a wonder love it..

OpenBSD for firewalls :)

Jeff Courtade
Gregory J.Neumann wrote:

>Hey!  Maybe I'm the guilty party!!  ;-)  I've used Slackware since 1994!
>WAY TO GO RON! :-D
>I like it a lot, but my move to Linux was from DOS, so I was used to 
>command lines anyway.  Especially as the oldest boy was heavy into games. 
>Anybody else remember trying to squeak 600k free for the latest games and 
>still be able to have the CD-ROM drive available?  Those were the days?? 
>(-NOT!)
>Anyway, Slackware uses the "BSD" setup instead of the "SysV" type that 
>Mandrake and Red Hat use.  They both work.  I like the "BSD" a little 
>better, but that may be because I started w/ Slackware.  Fairly complete 
>iso's are available at slackware.com, including an HTML version of 
>"Slackware Linux Essentials" in the "extras" image.  AND you can set 
>Slackware to boot to GNOME or KDE very easily.
>You guys ought to check it out.
>-Greg 
>"The Slackware Pusher"(!)
>Original Message dated 12/26/01, 10:53:01
>Author: "Wechter, Ron" <WechterR at cnrc.navy.mil>
>Re: Flavor of Linux to Install -- Drug Dealer Tactics:
>
>
>I am on Slackware crack myself!  I wanted to learn linux from without 
>having to worry to much of the Distro making too many changes.  Someone 
>in the NFLUG suggested Slackware and I am hooked --- Now I have to gain 
>some courage so and start the LFS program.
> 
>So whatever you can get Madrake for I will give you Slackware 
>cheaper...Cmon everyone is doing it :)
>Ronald K. Wechter
>NRD Buffalo Assistant Systems Administrator
>NRD Buffalo Webmaster
>Navy Recruiting Department Buffalo
>(716) 551-4901  
>