From: earlcp@idirect.com   
      
   "Michael A. Clem"  :   
      
   >    My main computer bit the dust, and I had to put together another   
   > computer.  On the old computer, I had installed a second hard drive and   
   > installed BeOS 5.0.3 and Mandrake Linux 7.2 on it.  There's nothing   
   > wrong with the drive, so I'm going to make it my second drive on the new   
   > computer.  I already tried out BeOS Personal Edition on the new computer   
   > for hardware compatibility and it works fine.   
   >    My question is this:  Do you think that my Mandrake Linux will take   
   > the transition as gracefully as BeOS will when I move the hard drive?   
      
   Nope.  I know there is one linux out that has a lot of extras strip off, and   
   a ton of device drivers already install.  It's on a CD and is first and   
   formost considered a recovery tools that also let's you do a quick install on   
   Linux on about every machine out there, but I am sure it was Mandrake.  It   
   had a shorter and wierder name.   
      
   I find it easyier just to stay with BeOS,  I don't find it needs the   
   servicing that my Windows friends need all the time.   
      
                  Earl Colby Pottinger   
      
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