Sound Card (retraction)

[Alice Bag]

>I'm really surprised that in doesn't work with 8.0, since it's a
>Turtle Beach Montego brand - not too shabby.

Like I said, I have never had a problem with sound.

>I didn't know RH9 was out. I just bought the RH8 disks a couple of
>months ago. How feasible is it to do a network install? Or should I
>get the disks?

At work or school or whatever network is great.  It's nice to get 10-15 
systems up fast.  Even then it's just the packages off the CDs on a local 
drive you are installing from.

I would recommend the disks.  I have copies of 9 that I have said in the 
past I would give (you got to LOVE the GPL and the other free licenses) to 
anyone who didn't want to download or buy.  I'm in Orem and at 
gabeemilybin at hotmail.com if you want them.  Why download what you can burn?

If you are using RH, I would recommend installing apt-get.  It will make 
life for you a lot easer.  Red Hat's Up2Date is nice but works only with 
packages that they put out.  Apt-get will find packages, resolve 
dependencies, and keep them updated for you. This removes one of the biggest 
stumbling blocks when starting with Linux.

Gabriel

>--
>Best regards,
>  Chuck Allison (The Harmonious CodeSmith)
>  Senior Editor, C/C++ Users Journal
>  cda at freshsources.com

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