Newbie alert
- From: "Mark M. Wilson" <mmwilson ncsl dcr state nc us>
- To: "gnome-list gnome org" <gnome-list gnome org>
- Subject: Newbie alert
- Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1999 19:26:02 -0400
I just installed I-can't-remeber-which-version of Gnome the other day on
my machine (an [old] 486 133-MHz with 32MB RAM I got from my neighbor).
I can promise you it's not October Gnome, because I got it off the
RedHat 5.2 installation CD that came with a copy of "Linux for Dummies"
2nd edition. In fact, the documentation in the archive on the CD
referred to it as a beta release, if that helps give a clue how old the
packages are). My question is, since I haven't really had time to
explore it yet, although it seems to be all in working order, is it
worth my while to try and upgrade to October? Or should I just use what
I have for awhile and read all the documentation I can find in order to
appreciate what improvements there may be? I'd appreciate "y'all's"
(geographic giveaway--I threw that in for fun) thoughts on the matter.
(No, I'm not a bubba).
Thanks,
Mark M. Wilson
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