[GRLUG] distros, DE's, etc.

[Topher]

> So who is this JTR character anyways?

Didn't he write Lord Of The Rings?  I noticed he typed a lot in college.

>
> On Wed, May 17, 2006 4:23 pm, Collin wrote:
>> He can... he can... buy me a pony... and a puppy dog... and give me
>> personalized service and pay me for it, and wash my car, and wax it too.
>> Then I'll switch to Debian. ;-)
>>
>> Bob Kline wrote:
>>> JTR offered to do this at the last formal
>>> get together of the GRLUG.  Only he and
>>> two others showed up from what I remembered.
>>> He also offered to help others set up Debian
>>> on their machines at most of the install get
>>> togethers in the past.  I don't know how
>>> many takers he got,  but the opportunity was
>>> certainly there to get help form someone
>>> was bullish on Debian,  and more than willing
>>> to help. All to ask,  what more can he do to
>>> get people on board?  Make house calls?
>>>
>>>     -Bob
>>>
>>>
>>> On 5/17/06, *zdennis* <zdennis at mktec.com <mailto:zdennis at mktec.com>>
>>> wrote:
>>>
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>>>     Ben Rousch wrote:
>>>    > Ubuntu has a server install on the regular CDs that is very
>>>     stripped down
>>>    > (no X, no servers). It is easy to enable the Universe and
>>>     Multiverse repos
>>>    > and build your system from barely-above-ground up at the bash
>>>     prompt.
>>>    >
>>>    > To use it, just start with a regular Breezy CD and type 'server'
>>>     at the
>>>    > install prompt.
>>>
>>>     I have seen less dependency hell with Ubuntu/Kubntu
>>>     universe/multiverse then with Debian's unstable/testing. And
>>>     although you can
>>>     always figure out how-to fix the dependency hell, sometimes it is
>>>     annoying to spend hours doing so. There is a solution to
>>>     this.... john-thomas richards. And with that, JTR needs to speak
>>>     at a GRLUG meeting or luncheon or whatever on debian, so I can
>>>     move to the next level of wannabe-uber-debian-l33t-hax0r.
>>>
>>>     Zach
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