Posted by
michael
on from the solid-as-a-rock dept.
Debian potato has been updated to 2.2r5. See the press release for info on what has changed - mostly bugfixes, of course, since this is the stable distribution.
Re:does it still have that installer?
by
Delphis
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· Score: 0, Flamebait
Just because you're a weinie point-and-clicker doesn't make the installer bad. It's almost a no brainer to install IMO. It is certainly not 'user-hostile'.
No, I wouldn't recommend it to a newbie, maybe get them on RedHat or something first.
As the above post states, if you want to use RPMs, you can.
I've used RH5.1 through RH7.1 and have moved every box I own or administrate to Debian. I'll stick with that now, thanks:)
FWIW, my first distro was Slackware 3.6, installed via floppy disk and NFS.
Just because you're a weinie point-and-clicker doesn't make the installer bad. It's almost a no brainer to install IMO. It is certainly not 'user-hostile'.
:)
No, I wouldn't recommend it to a newbie, maybe get them on RedHat or something first.
As the above post states, if you want to use RPMs, you can.
I've used RH5.1 through RH7.1 and have moved every box I own or administrate to Debian. I'll stick with that now, thanks
FWIW, my first distro was Slackware 3.6, installed via floppy disk and NFS.
Delphis