Sure the installer and is whiz-bangy... and I'm sure it's easy if you have a standard system. However the lack of choices can make it very difficult. I tried installing it on my laptop (Toshiba Satellite) and the default install didn't set up my display properly.. and didn't let me dink with it so I could get it to work... (which involved simply setting the default resolution to the same as the installer used) and of course it boots in X by default, so I'd boot up into a nice black screen. The silly thing is that it would've worked if it had just installed the other resolutions... Sure, I could've probably figured a work around eventually... but that sure ain't no easy install...
Does Newton's absolute time exist? No This is a major point of Relativity. This guy seems to want to replace 'time' with an ordered squence of 'NOWS' that have a cause and effect relationship to each other... I think I've heard of that concept before... thinking... oh yeah, that's TIME! Sheesh!
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Sure the installer and is whiz-bangy... and I'm sure it's easy if you have a standard system. However the lack of choices can make it very difficult. I tried installing it on my laptop (Toshiba Satellite) and the default install didn't set up my display properly.. and didn't let me dink with it so I could get it to work... (which involved simply setting the default resolution to the same as the installer used) and of course it boots in X by default, so I'd boot up into a nice black screen. The silly thing is that it would've worked if it had just installed the other resolutions... Sure, I could've probably figured a work around eventually... but that sure ain't no easy install...
Does Newton's absolute time exist? No This is a major point of Relativity. This guy seems to want to replace 'time' with an ordered squence of 'NOWS' that have a cause and effect relationship to each other... I think I've heard of that concept before... thinking... oh yeah, that's TIME! Sheesh!