Review Mandrake Linux 9.1 Power Pack Edition
An anonymous reader sent us linkage to an
overview of the new Mandrake 9.1. Many screenshots, as well as compliments for the latest KDE revision. Worth a glance if you're not already running Debian.
I'm not already running Debian, I'm running RedHat... is it still worth my time?!?
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Free your mind.
Worth a glance if you're not already running Debian.
What if your running Slack?
/me ducks
"...Worth a glance if you're not already running Debian"
Debian != Mandrake :)
Heh, and this got a "Troll" moderation.
This is actually the third page of the review! Goddammit, read the article if you're going to moderate comments on it!
Haha, yes.. or even the subject line. Oh well.
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Free your mind.
Yes.
My mother and father both think that it is the greatest thing since sliced bread. In fact, my father actually installed it on another computer, got it up and running and on the internet.
If only I can get him to stop putting white-out on the screen...
"I'm not dead!"
"Oh, yes you are."
"I think I'll release another version..."
"Come on now, you're not fooling anyone"
"I feel...happy..."
Please help metamoderate.
Far too many compliments, far too few explanations.
Sounds like a CNet review to me.There's nothing there to see, move along citizen, get back to work, the computer is your friend.
Hello everybody, I don't understand what I am talking about. I bought Mandrake and the frontend was very shiny. The commands were hard to understand. I think Windows XP is better 'cos it is more secure and more reliable. It came in a box wiv a manual.
Next week I will be revoowing different types of hot oats.
How the hell did that review make slashdot?
I remember the good old days when Linux was difficult to set up. You've changed maaan!
Screenshot.
My god. That's some terrible shit right there.
It's a snapshot of eighties cheesy metal.
And what is that Metallica doing there?
"Two of these things are not like the other...la la la la laaaa."
First, can software publishers PLEASE start naming things in a moderately descriptive way? Names like Acrobat, Flash, Quicktime, Excel. Huh? Great programs all, but do you have any idea what they do by their names? Does Acrobat have anything to do with the circus? Does Flash have anything to do with a camera?
There are only 2 distros in Taco's eyes, I guess. Mandrake and Debian. Oh wait, he runs OSX...
This guy is way out there
I'm warmly recommending Mandrake 9.1 to all my friend . . .
;-)
At first I assumed you'd made a typo and meant "friends," but then I realized this was Slashdot
OH, sure, that's easy.
But what about the less obvious windows programs?
Like WinAMP? If you didn't know what it was beforehand, the name wouldn't tell you.
Opera? It's multiplatform, and it's name has nothing to do with web browsing.
NERO? What's that? A lot of CDRW drives include that as part of their bundle, and not Easy CD Creator. But what does Nero mean?
I mean, does the name "Internet Explorer" convey a web browser to you?
If you can honestly say that Windows apps are intuitively named, then you are obviously blinded by zealotry.
Sad.
why would I apply XP patches to a W2K box?