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17-07-2010 3:06 PM
Thanks, g-c. I'll do a little more homework.
By the way, how is PCLinuxOS working out? I'm using Mint 7 on a laptop with the dreaded SiS chipset. Getting a (strictly 2-D) driver working on it once was fun, but I'm not sure I could work up the enthusiasm to do it again in order to install Mint 9. I tried the current PCLinuxOS live CD a couple of days ago, and it looked very promising.
(Looks very Mandriva-ish, so I'll try the current Mandriva, too - couldn't get wireless working on the old Thinkpad, though.)
And out of curiosity, are you using the GNOME or KDE version? I imagine I'd go for GNOME, but the KDE is ... pretty. Just not convinced that it's quite as usable, but one must guard against prejudices and preconceptions.
By the way, how is PCLinuxOS working out? I'm using Mint 7 on a laptop with the dreaded SiS chipset. Getting a (strictly 2-D) driver working on it once was fun, but I'm not sure I could work up the enthusiasm to do it again in order to install Mint 9. I tried the current PCLinuxOS live CD a couple of days ago, and it looked very promising.
(Looks very Mandriva-ish, so I'll try the current Mandriva, too - couldn't get wireless working on the old Thinkpad, though.)
And out of curiosity, are you using the GNOME or KDE version? I imagine I'd go for GNOME, but the KDE is ... pretty. Just not convinced that it's quite as usable, but one must guard against prejudices and preconceptions.