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Vector Linux
insomnia:
quote:Originally posted by WMD:
They should put up some screenshots of their GUI setup, if it exists.
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http://www.vectorlinux.com/mod.php?mod=userpage&menu=19&page_id=10
It's installer does everything...
[ July 27, 2004: Message edited by: insomnia ]
Aloone_Jonez:
This looks very kule!
Is it as easy to, use, setup and intall as Red Hat 9?
Even if it's a bit harder I'm not bothered it still looks fanny fucking fantastic!
What sort of install did you do graphical or just text?
How much memory did the PC have?
How much disk space did it use?
Was the performance aceptable?
I bet this distro will fly on my machine!
Refalm:
I thought about installing Vector back when I had Mandrake. I read some reviews and people didin't like it much...
So I tried Slackware anyway, and it's pretty easy to install anyway (not Mandrake/Linspire easy, but yeah)
insomnia:
quote:Originally posted by Refalm:
I thought about installing Vector back when I had Mandrake. I read some reviews and people didin't like it much...
So I tried Slackware anyway, and it's pretty easy to install anyway (not Mandrake/Linspire easy, but yeah)
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What some don't understand, a distro that is optimized for i486, will not perform better on i686(even less).
If you want to give VL a try on i686 or better, use it's 'soho' version:
http://www.vectorlinux.com/article.php?sid=16&PHPSESSID=ddd67afd4561ecf13acbbf1cbaa22de4
Aloone_Jonez:
Just read more about Vector Linux, I've read the reviews and minimum requirements, and looks even better than I originally thought!
It appears to be a good newb distro with the most features and minimum bloat!
The first version has more features than WinDOS 95 with similar memory usage!
VL4 should fly on my machine.
I hope its sill being developed, the forum doesn
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