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yzq:
i think mandrakelinux is better in desk using!
do you?
thanks!! :D  :D  :D  :D  :D  :D  :D

Ricky:
I think you must give some review regarding that !

But I like Slackewar..

It lets you to do more with linux with its clean and neat interface !

yzq:
Do you hope linux can use easiler ,like windows?
in fact ,to linux has many kinds of user,if it can easy be learning  and using,it will be more pop ,especially in desk using !
windows os has mang fault,but we must admit it is very friendly to us!

  mandrake ,to us ,like a gate coming into linux world!
  but i will find a chance to use others distribution!
 by the way, i think redhat is good creation  ,but it is more focuing the
net service! to me ,it is far away a litte!

thanks!!  
 :o  :o  :o  :o  :o

dragoncity99:
For me,


   I still prefer Slackware as well, the OS is clean, simple, and build solid. Everything in there is really stable and really good in quality. Not even a scar in it when i run the applications.

   What i have done with my Slackware:
1. DHCP Server,
2. Backup Server,
3. DNS Server,
4. Router,
5. Software Development (CVS Server, Client app deployment)
6. Testing new features in kernel (It's really raw kernel from kernel.org) and many open source apps).

Lastly, software installation/removal is piece a cake man, just use installpkg, removepkg.

U can even download these packages which are supported from the net using "swaret".

And lately, wow, im doing encrypted filesystem (Loop-AES) and LTSP clients. All i need to do is just use what i have.

yzq:
hi dragoncity99??

i didnt use Slackware!sorry!but i think it must be good!

but i want to say this clean linux is hard to learn to newer!

newer need more help and convenient!

if one day i become power likely you,i do use  Slackware!

but now i am very weak! so i need mandrake!

in a word ,if linux want to become normal os for normal people,
it must be more and more convenient!!    :oops:  :oops:  :oops:

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