mekane

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Joined: Nov. 2006 |
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Posted: Nov. 14 2006,21:21 |
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I downloaded DSL the other day, and burned a live CD. Used the live CD to install to an old USB JumpDrive I had around. This turned out to be a great idea since my hard disk started clicking and died a few days later. I've been able to keep using my computer thanks to DSL and booting from the CD / USB.
I've really enjoyed using it so far, and I'm impressed by how much is packed into it. I also like how simple it is - plain Knoppix always seems too cluttered to really use.
I have had one frustration with DSL so far. I don't really understand the myDSL extension system, and the documentation all seems to assume that I already kind of know how it works. I'd like to see a really basic explanation - for dummies.
And something that confused me: in the FAQ it says that if you download extensions from the web you can install them if you:
"Press the MyDSL button in EmelFM."
I have not been able to find this button anywhere in the EmelFM program.
Other than some slight confusion with how to add additional programs, I'm quite pleased with DSL.
-mekane
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