On Sunday 25 June 2006 3:38 am, Jim Worrest wrote: > =2E... > > I have seen warnings not to us Ubuntu with Debian, they have gone done too > far on separate paths. > That's what I have heard, too. Ubuntu has its own repository, which is ma= de=20 by drawing from Debian's and updating to fit into Ubuntu. SimplyMEPIS-6.0= =20 is based on the Ubuntu, with MEPIS detection, install and maintenance scrip= ts=20 added. MEPIS is also a KDE distro and, IMO, is better than KDEUbuntu. =2E.... > > I'll give it some thought again. It is interesting, how SuSE stays on my > computers, though, and give me the least headaches, in the end. =A0Reinst= alls > uusally en up as modern art for me. :-( SUSE is (Was? I'm hearing a LOT of complaints about 10.1's quality) a grea= t=20 distro, but Novell has disabled DVD playing, and one has to replace the=20 players and add the special files. =2E... > > As I said, 5.01 seems to be buggy, though it's boot up time is faster, I > think. I still use 4.0.2 when I want to use Knoppix, and that's what I > install Debian with. > =2E... > > I never noticed that 4.0.2 ever recognized a USB stick unless it was > plugged in before boot-up, and I found that my printer worked on the > Knoppix/Debian Hard-disk install only when I had the printer turned on > before boot-up as well. ---Jim MEPIS used to have a problem detecting a USB memory stick unless it was=20 plugged in during the reboot. I had to use fdisk and umount manually to=20 mount it. But, since MEPIS 3.4.3 the USB detection has worked perfectly.= =20 That is also true for MEPIS 6.0. GreyGeek ---- Husker Linux Users Group mailing list To unsubscribe, send a message to huskerlug-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with a subject of UNSUBSCRIBE