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Re: [Plug] seen the caldera screnshots?
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On Mon, 28 Jun 1999 rsuchowi@nimbus.ocis.temple.edu wrote:
> I have tried several times unsuccessfully to use the lizard interface to set up a
> caldera box. They have some issues with video with x and kde setup as well as
> some other nagging "features" like NEEDING win95 or higher set up to run the
> setup programs ie, creation of the lizard, or lisa disks, as well as the setup of
> partition magic to create a linux partition. IMHO, you can see why Novell started
> to loose market share early/mid 90's when you look at the half baked job that
> caldera did on the setup program (note that the founders of caldera were at Novell
> when it started it's decent). I have setup redhat, debian, slackware and my
> latest attempt was caldera. I keep on coming back to the RH distribution because
> it seems to be the easiest to set up and maintain.
I haven't use Red Hat much recently and I really like Debian's dselect and
apt-get programs for keeping the machines updated and maintained. Why do
you think RedHat is easier to maintain than Debian?
Thanks,
Chuck
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