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Mandrake 7.2 release - a dud?



There have been many little things which annoyed me to various degrees in 
Mandrake 7.2 but overall I am satisfied.

I have noticed that on infrequent occasions that directories are not 
unmounted.  For example, " /misc could not be unmounted".  Wait. /misc is not 
a mount point how could that happen?  

Then Matlab 5.2 broke  with the upgrade.  That was fixed by loading some rpms 
from MDK 7.1.

I got rid of aurora, but I can't figure out how to eliminate the music upon 
KDE2 startup.


On Saturday 27 January 2001 03:19 pm, you wrote:
> > At the the Linux Demo days last Saturday, I was talking with the owner of
> > Softpro about distributions. He no longer carries Mandrake because he had
> > a large number returned.
>
> What's their current best seller?  Good distributions seem to come and go. 
> I was very happy with Mandrake 6, 7.0, and 7.1.
>
> And, after Brian Conway's note, perhaps my biggest complaint can be
> disposed of by delete 'Aurora'.
>
> So many distributions, so little time....
>
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