> > I'm soon to switch from RH to gentoo. There are many > > reasons for this -- not to mention what RH keeps doing to > > perfectely good Linux -- like gaming. Gentoo will run ports > > of many dos/windows games without trouble (unlike RH) & there > > are numerous emulators for gentoo to play lots of other games > > -- even many dos/windows games you have lying round from the > > misguided M$ past;-). > Ya, I'm on the Gentoo page right now, and even downloading the > CD's. It's sounding better and better all the time, even > starting from a stage 3 install. I just don't think I'm ready > for a stage one, but I'll do more reading on it and decide. I've been running Linux since RH released 5.0, but I can't say I would feel comfortable -- let alone wouldn't find the whole thing annoying -- to do either a stage 1 or 2. I've heard from other gentoo users that there doesn't seem to be that much advantage to 1 or 2 over 3. So, I too will be installing stage 3 & updating from there. That too takes time, but at least I should be on-line right away insted of having to wait...& wait. > The worst thing that can happen is that I might learn something > and be without a fully functioning system for a day or two. Oh, may the Gods forbid! Learn something???? Eeeek!;-) But keep reading -- you may find, as I, that stage 3 is the way to go. > Slack would be easier to install, but I'm a sucker for bleeding > edge, I can't help it. May be easier, but...I forget now...there were problems when I'd attempted two different releases of slack. I wasn't pleased. Meph -- "Conversion, fastidious Goddess, loves blood better than brick, and feasts most subtly on the human will." -Virginia Woolf, "Mrs. Dalloway" To unsubcribe send e-mail with the word unsubscribe in the body to: Linux-Anyway-Request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?body=unsubscribe