Board:   [DeveloperNet] Unix/Linux Development
Subject: Path
From:    Nightfox
Date:    Wed Jun 17, 2015 17:42

 >  Ni> their needs..  It doesn't seem right that there would be
restrictions
 >  Ni> for  a user not to edit their .bashrc file.  Good that you found a
 >  Ni> solution  though.  It seems like there are several ways to do
 >  Ni> everything in Linux.
 >
 > I'm finding opensuse is different in a lot of ways. LOL  There are a lot
of
 > things I don't like about it, but there is more that I do like. It seems
 > more stable on this old pent III that I'm learning linux on, than
anything
 > else I have tried. Again, thanks.

OpenSuse was always one of my favorite Linux distributions.  I don't
remember there being restrictions with.bashrc in OpenSuse.  I'm using
Linux Mint (Cinnamon edition) on my BBS machine right now though (although
my BBS itself is running in Windows XP in a virtual machine - I recently
migrated it over from running in Windows on the actual hardware).  Linux
Mint seems to run fairly well, and I like the Cinnamon GUI environment
better than the Unity interface currently used by default in Ubuntu and others.
Cinnamon is available for other Linux distributions too, which is nice.

Nightfox

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