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| Thomas Fischer 2006-10-28, 7:24 am |
| Hallo out there,
this mail should only be something to encourage you to develop etch in
the beginner-friendly way as it is today. thank you therefore!
I like: - fitting installer to kernel
- easy way to upgrade kde ;-)
- hibernation
- gnome as main-desktop
I don't like:
- no easy overview in the console
for example: if there are many files in apt
there should be something like a
"list" in
alphabetical order
There are many many good things to like Debian...
Your Thomas Fischer
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| Ben Finney 2006-10-28, 7:24 am |
| Thomas Fischer <t._fischer@web.de> writes:
> this mail should only be something to encourage you to develop etch
> in the beginner-friendly way as it is today. thank you therefore!
Thanks for giving comments on your experience with Debian.
> I don't like: - no easy overview in the console for example: if
> there are many files in apt there should be something like a "list"
> in alphabetical order
You may not be aware of the 'aptitude' console-mode tool, installed by
default on Debian etch. As well as providing complete operation from
the command line, it also features an interactive full-terminal
interface with a browser for packages, one per line.
<URL:http://aptitude.sourceforge.net/>
<URL:http://packages.debian.org/aptitude>
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