after experimenting with several distros on my laptop, mepis (debian-based) has been the only one to get my wifi working straight out of the box.
and with mepis, you get the lovely advantage of using debian package management (which means near-amazing software access) without having to download 14 iso's. actually, using mepis has made me a debian fan.
but when will debian put out their own self-contained one or two disc version? i think that alone would win users to the cause, and maybe silence some who might say debian is just a "good base" to spin other distros off of.
i think what you've said lends them a little more credibility.
but that still doesn't explain why a website about 'science' requires a macromedia flash plugin.
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after experimenting with several distros on my laptop, mepis (debian-based) has been the only one to get my wifi working straight out of the box.
and with mepis, you get the lovely advantage of using debian package management (which means near-amazing software access) without having to download 14 iso's. actually, using mepis has made me a debian fan.
but when will debian put out their own self-contained one or two disc version? i think that alone would win users to the cause, and maybe silence some who might say debian is just a "good base" to spin other distros off of.
i think what you've said lends them a little more credibility. but that still doesn't explain why a website about 'science' requires a macromedia flash plugin.