My momma once told me that if you have nothing good to say say nothing. So I'm kinda going to take her adivce and only say this: I loved RedHat 8.0 sooo much that after 1 day of using it I nuked my box and went back to 7.3

Well, I'm still fighting with the debian install process and getting the basic webserver stuff I want installed.<br /><br />I do gotta admit that the redhat install is WAY easier with the GUI and all. The debian one doesn't scare me or anything, but it is easier to make mistakes that cause you to start over. Their directions on screen need some newbieness adjustments. I'm on install 2 and maybe I can get it to work this time...

I finally grew so tired of Windoze that I completely nuked my home PC and installed RedHat 8.0. Everything is running just fine. I bought StarOffice and it installed reasonably well (still trying to work out some of the minor pieces). The only thing I can't figure out is how to set things up so I can burn CDs. <br /><br />I have a CD burner, I've set it up in Grub to mimic /dev/scd0, but I can't for the life of me get KonCD to work. It keeps spitting back error messages. Does anyone know of a nice HOW-TO or tutorial on how to get things working? It would have to be something fairly current since a lot has changed over the years.<br /><br />I haven't really had any trouble with 8.0. The only thing I run into is trying to install source code. It seems i can't get anything to ./configure. Nothing too major, but I'd still like to figure out what the deal is there. Other than that, it seems to be working pretty good and I'm happy to have gotten completely rid of Windoze on at least one machine I own. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Just found out user quotas are busted in 8.0.