SV: does slackware have advantages?

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Hello!
I'll try to use viavoice on mandrake 9.0 today.
do you want me to contact you and tell you how it works?
as for your sound card I suggest that you try the opensound package at
www.opensound.com.
the only wrong thing is that the package costs money.
but it is easy to install and it will tell you what sound card you have and
what driver it uses for it.
I think that in later kernels the opensound drivers are included.
so when you know what sound driver it uses just recompile the kernel with
that driver and you should be fine.
at least it worked for me.

Kristoffer


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[mailto:blinux-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx]För Krishnakant Ramesh Mane
Skickat: den 30 juli 2003 08:14
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Ämne: Re: does slackware have advantages?


thanks friends, thanks a million $ for your help.  I promis that
given a choice to donate to M$ or blinux mailing list I will pay
for blinux.  this is a kind of comunity that helps every one to
make there lifes easy and more profitable. (with the
misconceptions of M$ pro people that linux is free of cost and one
can't earn out of it).
where there was another mis understanding about my mail.  First of
all I am sorry if I sounded like advocating some thing.  But the
fact is that if I was advocating some brand I would have never
asked on the list.  any ways, all you my friends did not get
another point of mine.  or may be I did not cunvay it properly.
I was just thinking that as all agree that the server should be
consisting of the bare minimum required to run the enterprise and
leave the other stuff to the clients, I thought slackware will be
good.  Some one rightly pointed out that redhat needs a lot of
dependancies for working.  I have heard that slackware can be
installed with just a single cd and does take one gb or so.  if
that is true then I may go with it.  but with a blind person's
perspective will it be easy to install ViaVoice on the slackware
9?
another point is that I am going to be the part of the training
team from my organisation to train the administration part to the
staf at the client's end.  the person in charge is aware of linux
and knows how to operate.  so I also have to consider the ease of
use due to the fact that he is no expert in technicalities.
that's the reason I bought mandrek linux cds.  again ViaVoice must
work on it or else I may not be able to do the configuration part.
I have to also look in the GUI issue because I think the guy out
there was previously a M$ freek and knows things like control
panel etc and seams to like it.  hence I am thinking about
mandrek.  does slackware have that rich gui like redhat (because I
have used it)  Further more a few so called experts have told me
that mandrek is much stable and the easiest to install is that
true (from a blind person's point of view? ) I mean if I were to
make some sited person sit with me to instruct him to install the
thing.  how easy will it be for me to communicate with him to
direct him.  I have heard that in this perspective mandrek is the
easiest and slackware will be most technical.
Please comment on this.
thanks.
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