On Mar 23, 10:11 pm, "Stefan Wolfe" wrote:
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"John Smith I" wrote in message
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http://www.w1hkj.com/

JS

At first it looks great, but then you realize it is (ugh) linux.

so?

Have you ever gone through the trouble to install any version of this
over
rated operating system.......

yes I have

Really? Which release? Redhat? Debian? Please let us know about your
expertise in linux!

red hat and Mandrake I do wosh wish more software was supported in
linux I have only dabbled but I had trouble seting either up althought
the red hat seems less "transperant and I decided after a couple of
false start to blank the hd and try again that pc is in the other end
of the so I don't recel which version 6.something I think

I loved using it whnen I was stuck still on dailup in Illinois the
system seemed to less over head so responded better than windoze

I installed the free redhat fedora distribution and found that only basic
applications were supported (like going back to windows 1.1). I had to
re-partition my hardfile without reformatting the drive so I had to get
cracked copy of partition magic from IRC sources.

Thief

I never was able to get
my hardfile back in shape. The whole experience was bad. Now we have this
ham giving away linux versions of basic digital modes and we call that
advanced.

compared to Morse Code it certainly is advanced that is far the Coder
have set us back

I am pro-code but the fact that the author of these linux programs
is a 20wpm coded ham does seem to validate the no code position that coders
are stuck in the past...like pre win-95.-
how?