On Mon, 2003-05-19 at 12:53, Alfredo Valles wrote: <snip> > > If I were you I'll install stable (woody) and after some time learning the > "secrets" of debian you should be able of upgrade to a mix of testing and > unstable that satisfy your needs. (knoppix is such a mix) > But be aware: Installing and configuring Debian is more complex than > installing knoppix, because it give you so many options and posiblilities. <snip> I've instlled knoppix 3.1(2 months and going), I've also installed knoppix 3.2 on serveral newbies machines. I installed well in 25 minutes. It contains EVERYTHING most folks need. once you install it (3.5gb needed). you can trim it down like I did. Althouht as someelse pointed out it is a MIX. but you can do 'apt-get update then apt-get dist-upgrade' That should bring most thing up to 'testing' aka woody and some to 'unstable' aka sid. -Kev -- Kevin Mark <kmark@pipeline.com>
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