Spent the day finding non-Linux operating systems to try out. Found AROS and FreeBSD. Unfortunately, I couldn't install AROS because I didn't have a CD that could fit a 750 MB image... Do CDs greater than 700 MB even exist? Couldn't install FreeBSD because it couldn't detect the repositories on the CD. I didn't bother finding out why. Probably because of the SATA connection or that I was so stupid I downloaded the wrong image? Oh yeah, openSUSE is broken once again. Complains of not finding the root device (/dev/root) when booting up. I may try reinstalling grub but I think I'll just end up doing a clean reinstall. I decided to try a new window manager so I settled with XFce since it's different and thus, I installed Xubuntu 8.10 on the old Compaq PATA 40 GB drive. I want to try and get the dock going. I have to say, all the major window managers all look the same. I really want to try something that is built on a totally different philosophy; well excluding command line! In between all the partition, installing, sudo-ing, I managed to read more on Python. Going through the pdf describing the Python library.
I've decided to fix my fstab as well so that they'll be auto-mounted on boot.
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