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> What does it matter how he gets it installed? I know piles of people who just > want a cd to put in the drive. Maybe he doesn't have a net connection? You > say it like it's a bad thing to install Debian via Knoppix. Nothing in my email even remotely hinted at the fact that installing it via Knoppix is a bad idea. One advantage of debian over redhat is it's netinstall feature. If somebody's switching to debian, why not take advantage of that feature (obviously contingent on a network connection, as you pointed out)? Also, you say "people who just want a cd to put in the drive". That's what this is for: http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/ my two cents, ~Matt
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