Hi all,
I've just installed RedHat because my Debian installation crashed
(kernel panic) and I needed to repair it from another working
system... Well, I've already removed RedHat (really don't like it) but
when I used it I noticed something I didn't like...
I started emacs for first time and appered instantaneously... In
Debian it tooks a while to load a lot of files. Any pointers to this?
Another thing is about X and Gnome; their startup is faster than in
Debian, and Gnome is using Enlightenment in RedHat and in Debian I'm
using WindowMaker... Why this difference?
I know that my system could not be very optimized, but I would like to
know where everything is performed and why are this differences.
Thanks.
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Do you really think win is easy to use?
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Juli-Manel Merino Vidal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Running Debian GNU/Linux woody
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