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taskara
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Joined: 10 Apr 2002
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| jimlynch11 wrote: | | Korean Ian wrote: |
The documentation is amazing too. Kinda like windows yet unlike, (readable and it contains real information)
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i hope this is some sort of sick sarcasm, but i really think you're serious, which is even more sick |
Jim, have you ever tried to find windows help!! 
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AngusYoung
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Joined: 20 Dec 2002
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Location: Czech Republic
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Man, in my opinion Gentoo can take a life out from a "dead" hardware. Well, I have a p3 866, not exactly a "dead" hardware, but ... I was a Red Hat user, I used rh 7.1 until 7.3, and when 8.0 came out, it was really too bloated to this box. So I started looking for something different to run on this machine, and found Gentoo. It was (and still is) fast, it install *only* what I want, I don't have to deal with rpms and it is stable. It also have a wonderful community all over the world and some of the best docs I ever found.
Now I have only Gentoo instaled here ... 
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