Quoting Mark Johnson <mark@???>:
> >
> >> I'd highly recommend Kubuntu.
> >
> > Hmm thinking about it for a bit maybe it would be a good idea to find a
> > distribution that is more standard linux like. What i mean is avoiding
> > yast and
> > other custom settings managers and using kde control centre instead.
>
> Indeed, this factor of (K)ubuntu is one of the things that attracts me to
> it. It doesn't need a lot of configuring, so it's an easy learning curve,
> but if you want to do lots of fiddling it leaves you to go about it your
> own way.
Doesnt the custom configuration program interfere with any fiddling outside of
the custom manager? ie the setting conflict or one way fights against the other
and changes the config when its next loaded up.
Martin N
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