Michael K. wrote: > The issue is that they got creative with their packaging in putting > packages together with odd names, then they changed their naming > conventions mid-stream. It was just odd what they were doing. > > Again, I agree that there is little real reason to reload a system. > For me, I like a fresh clean system. Is it an artifact of an M$ > world? Maybe. Personally, I think it's just that I enjoy going > through the new installers. I like to see how things have changed. I > like getting a system cleaned off and building it again. It helps me > stay fresh when helping others installing their systems too. > > Yes, you are right... I'm doing something I don't need to do. But I > like it. > > It's sort of like pulling cat through a | . > > Mike K. > This is one thing I hope to use Virtualization for. When I want to explore an installer or learn a new/different Distribution, I'll build a VM around the experience. When done, I can keep or kill it at will... At least in theory. Chuck