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> Even Faux_Pseudo knows how lucky he is. :-)

Yes, dear.

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In news:slrnbkfiv4.kv6.Faux_Pseudo@fugozi.quasi,
Faux_Pseudo <Faux_Pseudo@yahoo.comERCIAL> rambled:

> _.--- Quasipsyco spoke in alt.os.linux.slackware --------._
>> Even Faux_Pseudo knows how lucky he is. :-)
>
> Yes, dear.
>

You got your passport yet ?

Mine turned up the other day so I'm afraid my wife-to-be isn't going to be
needing any company on honeymoon in Greece, sorry Mari :-)

Billy

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>>> Even Faux_Pseudo knows how lucky he is. :-)
>>
>> Yes, dear.
>>
>
> You got your passport yet ?

<joke gone serious>
I will be getting it shortly.

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On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 10:20:10 -0700,
Keith Keller <kkeller-spammmm@wombat.san-francisco.ca.us> wrote:

> I'd think that new-time Slackware users would have more info about
> distro variations. Up until last year, I hadn't touched a RedHat
> derivative in six years. I still struggle with the many screwy
> oddities of RedHat. I'm sure others in this newsgroup are in a
> similar situation.

Wait a minute, you lost me here. If you haven't touched a Red Hat
derivative in six years, how is it you still struggle with its
oddities?

Regarding the OP's question, my perception (which may well be wrong)
is that more users move from other distros to Slackware, than vice
versa. If that's so, this would seem to be the most logical place
to ask about differences.

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Theodore Heise <theo@heise.nu> Bloomington, IN, USA

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On 2003-09-11, Theodore Heise <theo@heise.nu> wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 10:20:10 -0700,
> Keith Keller <kkeller-spammmm@wombat.san-francisco.ca.us> wrote:
>
>> I'd think that new-time Slackware users would have more info about
>> distro variations. Up until last year, I hadn't touched a RedHat
>> derivative in six years. I still struggle with the many screwy
>> oddities of RedHat. I'm sure others in this newsgroup are in a
>> similar situation.
>
> Wait a minute, you lost me here. If you haven't touched a Red Hat
> derivative in six years, how is it you still struggle with its
> oddities?

Please read what I wrote carefully: "*Up until last year*, I hadn't
touched..."

> Regarding the OP's question, my perception (which may well be wrong)
> is that more users move from other distros to Slackware, than vice
> versa. If that's so, this would seem to be the most logical place
> to ask about differences.

I don't think your perception is necessarily wrong, but someone who
moved from a RedHat clone to Slackware this year will be more capable
of noting differences than someone who moved five years ago.

But I don't think that was the OP's question: a kernel compile worked
in Slackware, but not in RedHat. I think only someone very knowledgable
about RedHat's tools could possibly answer that question, and it's
much more likely to find that person in a RedHat group/forum than here.

--keith

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On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 08:57:07 -0700,
Keith Keller <kkeller-usenet@wombat.san-francisco.ca.us> wrote:
> On 2003-09-11, Theodore Heise <theo@heise.nu> wrote:
> >
> > Wait a minute, you lost me here. If you haven't touched a Red Hat
> > derivative in six years, how is it you still struggle with its
> > oddities?
>
> Please read what I wrote carefully: "*Up until last year*, I hadn't
> touched..."

DOH! Mea culpa. I even read it twice--what's wrong with me?


> But I don't think that was the OP's question: a kernel compile worked
> in Slackware, but not in RedHat. I think only someone very knowledgable
> about RedHat's tools could possibly answer that question, and it's
> much more likely to find that person in a RedHat group/forum than here.

Makes sense.

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