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> From: R. Bruce Hoffman, Jr. > > Another way... If you want a "real" workstation and not a server, then > check > out the FTP install of SuSE. Just create the boot diskette and the 4 > modules > diskettes and boot the install and point the ftp at a mirror... i use > ftp-linux.cc.gatech.edu (Georgia Tech). > > It results in an almost always, flawless workstation with the graphical > environment on terminal 7. I'm not trying to be flip here, but these instructions are a little beyond the "stick in a disk" installation of Windows. Even a phrase as simple as "Just create the boot diskette" makes several assumptions about the skill level of the user. I think I could do it, although I'm not sure. The funny thing is that I have a copy of SuSE 6.4 that I bought the last time I was going to "get Linux" <grin>. Joe
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