Debian 3.0 (Woody) May 1?
dex@ruunat noted that this morning, in a message to the debian-devel-announce mailing list, Anthony Towns, Debian's Release Manager, wrote: "I'm becoming increasingly confident in woody's release
readiness. So, to go out on a limb: Debian 3.0 (codenamed woody) will release on May 1st, 2002."
Congrats to all the debheads putting this thing together. I have a blank
CDR waiting ;)
> 1. su&&yes|rm -R /
;)
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> 4. Insert Windows XP CD
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> 6. USE YOUR COMPUTER WITH EASE
Give a mechanic a car that you can't open the hood on, and he'll find it sooo much easier
I wish I could open up my OS.. oh hang on... I can!
What a waste of a perfectly good CD! I would prefer to precisely scratch the reflective media off using a microscope and write a script to read the bad sectors. Then you could store DeCSS or even the Linux kernel superimposed on an XP CD. Who says trash CDs are useless?
What do you think of MusicCity now?
4. Insert Windows XP CD
5. Install effortlessly
Ha, I wish. I'll admit, Windows XP is a great leap for MS, it's acutally a decent OS, but you go a little far saying that. I recently upgraded my parent's computer from 98SE to XP, and it hung at the step of determining system compatibility for over 6 hours. The machine was only about 3-4 years old, which I think is a reasonable age to expect a current OS on. That same weekend I installed Debian on an 8 year old box with no problems.