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Thread ID: 66221	2006-02-15 09:37:00	Come In & Get It, Boys & Gurls	Murray P (44)	PC World Chat

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430591	2006-02-15 09:37:00	Ahh! Goody . Greetings, so pleased you came in :stare: oops, wee slip there, this is my better side --> :D Now, have I got something for you, if you'll just follow me . . . . . . . that's it, you've nothing to fear, come along now not far to go ---------------------------------> ---------------------------------------------------> ------------------------------------------> <------------------------------------------------ <---------------------------------------------------- <----------------------------------------- | . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Here we go, looky here sweet pea, all you will ever want in an OS Simply Mepis 3 . 4-3 final release that is . Links here at Mepis . org ( . mepis . org/node/1462" target="_blank">www . mepis . org) or fire up your favourite bittorrent client, one search here at ISO Hunt ( . com/torrents . php?ihq=mepis&ext=&op=and&ihp=1&iht=-1&ihs1=5&iho1=d" target="_blank">isohunt . com), click on the file name under the Torrent Names heading . And, tracker url at TLM-Project . org ( . tlm-project . org:6969/stats . html?info_hash=4aceac3abe4004971270dbc0cfcc2" target="_blank">tracker . tlm-project . org:6969 339bd43c450) Don't forget to check out www . Mepis . org for the changes . Run along now, have fun :thumbs:	Murray P (44)
430592	2006-02-15 09:49:00	Hmmmm... I smell an evangelist, or was that the whiff of pimp? :)	John H (8)
430593	2006-02-15 09:53:00	Nah! Slax and Ubuntu are my favourite flavours	bob_doe_nz (92)
430594	2006-02-15 10:02:00	Definitely a pimp John, glad my deoderent masked the stench enough to lure you in, or perhaps you were looking for something specific, hmmmm! :D So Bob, what did you come in for then eh, eh! You should know better, but you couldn't help yourself, could you . Go on, live it up, click on the link, it's only a tiddler and it won't bite, honest :rolleyes: Now where have those girls got to .	Murray P (44)
430595	2006-02-15 10:05:00	I already had used Mepis on my flappy. The cost to my memory was too much and the thing slowed to a crawl, not too mention half the stuff being installed I did not want. Though (Person)Thingy-ma-bob may like it :p	bob_doe_nz (92)
430596	2006-02-15 10:07:00	I think I will stick with Win XP :)	stu161204 (123)
430597	2006-02-15 10:07:00	Murray After I have downloaded the ISO image how do I burn it to disc to ensure that's bootable when I want to install it on my Hard Drive?	Chemical Ali (118)
430598	2006-02-15 10:20:00	What burning software you using C.A. bearing in mind I'm a bit rusty on Nero, but use NTI on windows and KB3 on Linux. Essentially, you just want to follow the instruction for making a Data CD of ISO type, the boot files are already on the CD so, AFAIK, you don't want to be creating a bootable CD that has boot files added to it by the burning software (in some sodtware this is termed creating a bootable CD, funnily enough, but this can be confusing). I'll do a quick check of what the Linux sites advise for the various version of burning software. Bob, what sort of machine were you running it on? Something ain't right with your experience, while not as fast as Yoper or Gentoo, Mepis ain't no slouch. It's also a one CD install thses days, plenty of stuff there for most people but no great gobs of extraneous apps. New hardware detection (which Mepis is extremely good at, way better that Ubuntu and more stable),. Have alook at the change logs.	Murray P (44)
430599	2006-02-15 10:29:00	A review distrocenter.linux.com They couldhave put more effort into it (the review that is) Ill grab it and chuck it on a rig.	Metla (12)
430600	2006-02-15 10:53:00	Chemical have a look at LinuxISO.org burning ISO's (www.linuxiso.org) or LQ_ISO Burning (www.linuxquestions.org) or Burning ISO's, How To (linuxfornewbies.org) Have a lolly Mets :cool:	Murray P (44)
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