Hi, All. I am running version seven Debian, and have run into a stumbling block. When I try to install the system on my small netbook, it has a fit, telling me it needs a set of libraries. The gentleman asssisting me says the sources.list file isn't pointing to the right place in the Debian repository? This sources file is on the debian network install disk. Where do I find a good sources file? I'm told not to place the sources file from any of my oter computers on that machine because of it's archetecture. Should I upgrade to version eight? The system says it's supporting a new directory structure. It hangs on a temp file, and I hafta do a control C to bail out. Since the system was crashed, I even tried a dist-upgrade. Should I buy a complete set of Debian Eight disks and install them? I've also asked a friend if Ubuntu has Orca? Does Ubuntu have Speak Up in it's repository? Does it have eximm four and n m h mail software? I'm used to those? As Bill O'Reilly would say, "What say you?" Thank you for your courteous consideration of my question, Craig Martin ky0o@xxxxxxxxx _______________________________________________ Speakup mailing list Speakup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://linux-speakup.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/speakup
