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Originally Posted by Invigor
slackware was my favorite 
i haven't used linux since xfree86 v4 came out...and the latest kernel was like 2.4.x
:P I miss it. I tried redhat but it seemed super bulky..couldn't figure out how to play cs either, so I gave up.  |
I tried mandrake, redhat and one other.. but I found they were all just as much as a space hog as win 95/98 when you installed the graphical componants. one of my favorite OS's I played with was BeOS5, so realy good ideas and intuitive set up.. to bad they tried to do it as an open source set up as no one takes them seriously enuf for them to make it.
Steve
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