10 Oct
2018
10 Oct
'18
1:47 p.m.
On Tuesday 09 October 2018 23:17:51 deloptes wrote:
Thierry de Coulon wrote:
Right on. More packages available than in Debian? Somebody has been drinking
the Kool-Aid. If you choose a distro that promises to be easy and
user-friendly, you might end up with something that isn't much better than
Windoze and the rotten Apple.
You know, when I first got into Linux (15+ years ago?), I tried out more
distros than I can remember; at least 20 or 30. Knoppix, PC Linux, all
the 'buntus, Q4OS, Kali Linux, ExeGNU Linux, Slackware and several variants,
Puppy Linux, Zen Linux. I still try out new distros now and again, because
you never know, and it's good to have options. So I wouldn't discourage
anybody from trying out new things, but don't believe everything you read or
hear.
Burn some live discs. Try them all, if you can afford to spend a little money
on CDs and DVDs (and you can even put them on flash drives!).
Bill
On Wednesday 10 October 2018 01.06:47 Glen
Cunningham wrote:
To me it sounds like the next millenials crap that comes out. Just look at
chapter 3. Don’t Have to Worry About PPAs and 4. Tons of Software.
My question is who is sponsoring those projects and most important why.
regards
G'day List,
According to DistroWatch, Manjaro is the most popular Linux
disribution by a vary large margin.
Has anyone put TDE/Trinity on Manjaro? If so, what is the correct way
to do it?
Thanks,
Glen
Besides the fact that their ranking seems only based on visit count to
their own web site (so it actually means, if true, that Manjaro users are
more eager than others to visit Distrowatch - that I actually never
visited before reading your mail), Manjaro is a rolling distribution.
Does this not make TDE more difficult to install?
Thierry