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lazygamer

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A few questions about Slackware and EvilEntity
« Reply #15 on: 13 December 2002, 03:05 »
Well this sounds good, EE it is!
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A few questions about Slackware and EvilEntity
« Reply #16 on: 17 December 2002, 00:19 »
I installed Slackware 8.1. It works lovely.

I tried to install EvilE from the hd but it didn't work from a boot disk and i was to lazy to figure it out so i took my floppy back and put the slack 8.1 cd in.

The installation wasn't such a big deal. It was quite easy, to be honest. A reason might have been that I already partitioned my hd so I didn't have to run the program of evil (c)fdisk. I did a full install because I am extremely lazy and I'm going to a LAN party and we pretty much need a server and my CS clan needs an IRC server, etc, etc. Maybe i'm going to run a forum on it. So much things I can play with, i love it.

Sometimes I still think I want to go back to Mandrake but most of the time I feel really comfortable with Slack. Installing alsa was no big deal.

But there is one question I have: Where can I configure what programs start on boot?
Free it, goddamnit!

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