Rebel Lion wrote: >On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 06:45, you wrote: > > >>Rebel Lion wrote: >> >> > > > >>>>I take it this is ASP, >>>> >>>>http://www.asp.net/Default.aspx?tabindex=0&tabid=1 >>>> >>>>If so tell us about it please ? >>>> >>>>John >>>> >>>> >>>What makes you think that that page has anything to do with a Russian >>>linux distro..Are you actually interested in Linux at all or are you just >>>an M$ troll ? >>> >>>Rebel >>> >>> >>Not much, which is why I ask, and since I've never heard of any distro >>called ASP and this is what google threw up I'm puzzled. >> >>John >> >> > >interesting asp linux on google showed at least 5 links to the correct page >for me... >You do know that there is a linux search engine on google don't you ? >ie http://www.google.com/linux > > > > > Yes, but the original message merely mentioned " ASP " which if you put it into google does not link at all to the correct website, so it seemed to me I was being trolled, or was I ? A later meassage mentioned "ASPlinux", which it turns out to be the correct name and I did find the correct website after that. I suppose google ought to of found ASPlinux from ASP but mine didn't. No loss, it matters not , but it explains the error. As I said I had never heard of ASPlinux before, a consequence maybe of " Mandrakation ", that is, only having been exposed to mandrake up to now.I have never know any other linux OS todate.I knew of RH and Debian Woody but never tried them. Not sure that I want to. If I change from Mandrake I want something that Mandrake doesn't give . Up to M8.2 I have never had any particular problems, but M9.0 and M9.1 have proved not to me all that easy to get "Unbroken" , I found myself replacing up to a 1/3 of the installed OS with "Updates" to get working apps. Don't know how much the rest of you have found that to be the case, but I certainly downloaded 133% of the OS to get 100% . I'm not particularly flawed by it all, I guess it's a case of moving forward quite some extent in order to catch up, and to be fair to Mandrake , it's all very well people like me being critical of the OS, but if I don't download and test and report then , what else can I expect. That is a perfectly valid point that I fully accept it, unfortunately , it's not practicable for me to download and test and keep up with it all. Plus the current urpmi way of updating and all that header update business makes it difficult for me on a simple dial-up modem, to accomplish. So I'm thinking about ASPlinux. John -- John Richard Smith BAGSOFCHOICE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubcribe send e-mail with the word unsubscribe in the body to: Linux-Anyway-Request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?body=unsubscribe