>I wanted to point out the fact that one needs to remember that >installation makes up 0% of using Linux. > That's kind of like saying turning on the ignition is 0% of driving the car. It doesn't matter how smooth a ride it is if I can't get it started. Dave
Has anyone got dvd::rip to work in CentOS?
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- Date: Mon Aug 22 11:34:59 2005
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