Knoppix'S days over?
"To install KNOPPIX to harddisk a linux swap partition of at least 1GB
and an empty linux partition formatted with an ext3 file system of at
least 13GB is needed."
http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/0wn-en.html
This is about Knoppix 5.2, released in July 2007, which release I
missed. Can anybody explain why 14 GB of disk space are needed to
install Knoppix?
This doesn't look good:
"After copying KNOPPIX to hard disk a GRUB bootloader can be
installed. An existing bootloader will be overwritten.
If the *bootloader is installed, only the KNOPPIX installation can be
booted*. Booting other installed operating systems or adding KNOPPIX
to an existing bootloader is not implemented."
No mention of multimedia support either.
Herr Doktor Nikolaus Klepp might very well be right then. Maybe Klaus'
interests have shifted and "Knoppix days are quite over".
http://lists.debian.org/debian-knoppix/2007/07/msg00019.html
Well, certainly he'll keep doing something right, but it's really too
bad for Knoppix.
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