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Try Arch, it is a great distro!What went wrong for you with Slackware 11?
I'd try Arch out as well, but this is a family computer and I don't want to make my twin mad.She was even mad at me for installing Ubuntu 11.10 on it. :yikes:
you can always have a play around in a virtual machine. 😉
I've found that Puppy Linux is a sporty little dirty weekend fling :devil:
Originally posted by harrytheman:
"Woof, woof" on the boot up. lol. 😆 Did you hear it? I like dirty.Originally posted by ruario:
It's been so many years now that I'm struggling to remember. I'll come back here with it if it comes to mind. It seems like I'd had it with KDE (plasma) by that point, but that wasn't the central issue.