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Question for void main or other senior members

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Mr Smith:
Outstanding. Thank you. Dont worry, I dont use XP but win98 is bad enough!

Master of Reality:

quote:Originally posted by distortion:
i may not be the god-like deity know as void main, but i think i can help you. first, you need to figure out what distro you want. if you just want something easy like red hat or suse, they're readily available at your local best buy, or something of a similar nature. in case your wondering about price, it's going to be about the same regardless of where you go.

but, every linux distro is available for download, including red hat and suse. most (and some of the most popular like slackware and debian) are only available for download.

check out www.linuxiso.org

[ December 13, 2002: Message edited by: distortion ]
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suse iso image isnt available for download legally i believe. Neither is OpenBSD.

voidmain:
So those two lose out.

TheQuirk:
You can legally host them. . . (SuSe).

Master of Reality:
OpenBSD does it for some sort of security reason or something i heard. I know its extremely easy to just dl the 5 OpenBSD packages and out them on a CD to install it. Or just use the boot floppy and then dl the packages while installing.

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