Jarlath
06-04-2004, 11:11 AM
After two frustrating days trying to update Knoppix 3.3 to the 2.65. kernel (I made a mess of it BTW :oops: ) , I gave up and downloaded version 3.4. Frankly, I am amazed.
I installed 3.4 to my HD - it has detected all my hardware without a hitch, looks beautiful, and runs very smoothly. I must say thanks and congratulations to the people who got this package together. I believe it will change a lot of people's minds about LInux. It is now so easy to use that the command line hardly matters - I am a busy non-programmer and can't spend days crawling through the references (though I would love to). Now I can just install and go!
I have learned important lessons from using 3.3 - which is good. My problem was configuring lilo - silly I know - but I feel there are many like me. Would perhaps a GUI lilo Editor be useful? It would to me. Perhaps one already exists?
I might try to write one for the experience and post it here (don't hold your breath tho :P).
In the meantime, I will evangelise knoppix to my friends and colleauges - it really is a wonderful thing. Thanks again to the developers and the contributors to this forum.
Respeck,
Jarlath
I installed 3.4 to my HD - it has detected all my hardware without a hitch, looks beautiful, and runs very smoothly. I must say thanks and congratulations to the people who got this package together. I believe it will change a lot of people's minds about LInux. It is now so easy to use that the command line hardly matters - I am a busy non-programmer and can't spend days crawling through the references (though I would love to). Now I can just install and go!
I have learned important lessons from using 3.3 - which is good. My problem was configuring lilo - silly I know - but I feel there are many like me. Would perhaps a GUI lilo Editor be useful? It would to me. Perhaps one already exists?
I might try to write one for the experience and post it here (don't hold your breath tho :P).
In the meantime, I will evangelise knoppix to my friends and colleauges - it really is a wonderful thing. Thanks again to the developers and the contributors to this forum.
Respeck,
Jarlath