26 Jan 2008 gilbou   » (Journeyer)

up to now i used cedega from debian. worked ok but i wanted to check another distro. so i downloaded a fedora core 8 because it has a dvd so i could avoid downloading most packages to install (you have such considerations when you only have a slow 1 mbit link). what a piece of crap. i install it, then the update says there's updates to do. and of course, it fails. it first crashes and asks me to report a bug, then does not crash but is unable to resolve dependencies, then it seems to work but asks me a cdrom that does not exist. i installed from dvd and it asks me for cd number 1. i insert the install dvd, and it refuses to use it. what the fuck ? so they currently distribute an operating system install media which if you install in the default setting without touching anything, is unable to update, does not even recognize its install media and asks for a disk you dont have. yeah, sure. well after 30 min install and 10 minutes of crashes, error and stupid way of working, i got rid of that crap. im gonna put the debian back where it was, and aptitude update/upgrade and basta.

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