Hi
Ah, one small problem. Mandrake's X-based, including the
installation. X windows is not accessible to us yet, and from what I can
gather from mandrake's documentation, most of the configuration tools are
also X based, with the exception of linuxconf. If you or your friend want
a Red Hat like distro, why not use the real thing? Since X is not
accessible yet, speakup on a mandrake disk won't do you a bit of good.
Every version of mandrake from 7.0 and above has gone almost totally
graphical. I used mandrake 6.0 for a time, at that time it was almost
indistinguishable from red hat. The only thing that did distinguish it
from Red Hat were the pentium optimizations, which caused serious
instabilities on my machine.
On Thu, 7 Dec 2000, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hello, Kirk and list. I was wondering if someone could either do me a favor,
> or already have a copy of the Mandrake 7.2 setup disk with speakup.
