Hi, everything you need to start the Debian install is on the speakup
sighe.
Once you start the install, your system will contact the Debianservers to
get what it needs.
I think Debian has the best package management system, but I
started with Debian.
Kenny
On Tue, Apr 30, 2002 at 06:57:30PM -0700, Rob DeZonia wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Have a couple questions. First is about Debian. When I go to
> the Debian section of the Speakup ftp site, is everything I need to
> download for a Debian installation there or do I have to go to the
> Debian ftp site to download any other files?
> Now on to Slackware. First thanks to Joe Norton if he is within
> the sound of my synthesizer for the excellent Installing Slackware
> tutorial. When I went to the Slackware ftp site and went to 8.0 there
> are about 25 subdirectories of files to download. Must I download
> them all? That could be quite a job since the average speed has been
> about 5K per second. lol
> Which of the 3 flavors I've mentioned has the easiest package
> installer? Thanks for letting me ramble. I want my first Linux
> install to be as painless as possible so that's why all the questions.
>
> Rob
>
>
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