Re: A thought about psyche

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Hello,

I too feel that Psyche has changed significantly in look and use, from 7.3.

It took several days to get a gui rpm manager that gave me info and feed-back about what was really on my system. I don't know about the reasons why kpackage has disappeared, but I do believe that many people miss it. The crashing/hanging/slow rpm -ivhUe or what ever else you may send its way is a real pain. The whole system depends on reliable file management and installs. Now going from tarballs of sources has become more convienient- at least I don't have consoles locking up constantly.

I'm kind of a middle-level user. I edit the iptables file directly, same with squid, and grub. I prefer KDE to gnome (even though it loads slowly with a twin 2000+ MP system), so more editing of files for desktop and display manager were needed. Forget the double-click, talk about going backwards...

Open Office is great, and so is the cups driver list and setup. The new icons and look are nice, I'm using a mix of themes...

The setup/install must be going ok for most people and that's good. The font managment is great, but people were too busy reading about the glitzy changes to realize that some major system-wide enhancemnts had taken place.

Has anyone realized that you don't need to make a specially edited .xstartup file for s VNC session (at least I haven't needed to)? Now, that is cool... I have a server box at work with 120 workstations passing all of there internet requests through it using squid, dansgaurdian, and adzapping ( with webmin as a test :-) ) and it is just humming away.


I have a scanner, a digital camera, and a lan by cups laser printer hanging on the my RH8.0 box and they all are great, and were easy to install. The lm_sensors worked first time out with gkrellm. DVD playing and ripping all work too with little effort, thanks to freshrpms...

I have some major time when things are all added up in regards to having an extreemly usable, but it has been worth it.

I'm stick'in with RH8.0, no hesitation here.

Way-to-go Redhat for a great system.

Jim


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