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Posted on 13-Oct-2003 18:02 GMT by Christian Kemp46 comments
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There is now a PegXLin entry at the IBM Global Solutions Directory. PegXLin is a one CD installed image of Debian/Sarge for the PegasosPPC. It uses part of the Debian/Sarge installer, but then uses an installer script that copies the PegXLin pre-installed image to the disk.
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PegXLin now "Ready for IBM Technology" : Comment 44 of 46ANN.lu
Posted by smithy on 15-Oct-2003 18:52 GMT
In reply to Comment 41 (Amon_Re):
>I disagree, you shouldn't attempt to install *anything* without atleast
>glimpsing through the manual (or README), also, the very nature of Linux is
>that it's *NOT* a desktop OS, it's not for n00bs to use that term.

But is being marketed and used by desktop OS users (whatever that/they are), and it is. If the competition (i.e. Windows) can manage to install itself without getting into a tizzy then Linux should too. It's not good enough to make excuses in the following vein:

Car company A: Our new car's doors all open without sticking!
Car company B: Our new car's doors open without sticking with certain people! But that's fine, because it's not a car for general road use, even though it is marketed as such. Oh, and before you adjust the rear-view mirror (assuming you can get into the car) be sure to read the useless man page that (might) tell you how to do it!
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