I'm thinking of migrating my family (actually my father) to GNU/Linux, but I'd require a distribution that is at _least_ as userfriendly and GUI-oriented as Win98 - that is, he'll never need to touch the command line after initial installation. I had originally planned on trying out the new Mandrake 10 (run Gentoo myself, but I doubt he'd like having to wait hours for applications to compile:-) ), but now I'm thinking of giving SuSE a go.
He's not really that computer-savvy (he doesn't want to be, he was quite proficient back in the DOS days), so I want to secure him a distribution that's easy to use with all the odd peripherals (cameras, USB-disks, scanners, etc.). Would SuSE GNU/Linux fill this role?
Couldn't a laser of this caliber be pretty dangerous, or, at least, prohibitly expensive?
_ROFL_ I just can't get enough of them, they are all just so original, _LMAO_
It doesn't require external programs in order to crash.
It's dead.
So what's the point? To make people look even more stupid that they do on a segway?
Yeah, yeah, it's possible to build a stereo from a hard isk...
I'm sorry, but I don't think very many people enjoy the screeching sound of a needle penetrating a harddisk-platter.
Now GNU/Linux users can enjoy .DLL's as well!
Actually, the problem is that the real-life users of present day are far more stupid than those in BOFH, thus mostly making us envy him.
Do not give in! Listen to the mighty ed!
Making monitors and mice of wood is all good and great, but they really shouldn't build a webserver out of the stuff.
But then I thought of the combined cluelesness of AOL and Microsoft support combined. Be afraid.
I'm thinking of migrating my family (actually my father) to GNU/Linux, but I'd require a distribution that is at _least_ as userfriendly and GUI-oriented as Win98 - that is, he'll never need to touch the command line after initial installation. I had originally planned on trying out the new Mandrake 10 (run Gentoo myself, but I doubt he'd like having to wait hours for applications to compile :-) ), but now I'm thinking of giving SuSE a go.
He's not really that computer-savvy (he doesn't want to be, he was quite proficient back in the DOS days), so I want to secure him a distribution that's easy to use with all the odd peripherals (cameras, USB-disks, scanners, etc.). Would SuSE GNU/Linux fill this role?