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Posted by: stak
Posted on: 2005-03-22 01:41:19

so mandrake changed their release scheme - now they're only going to be releasing one version a year. the 10.2 version that was about to get released in the next few days (they were up to RC1) seems to be left as-is. :(

that, combined with my efforts at avoiding my soc essay, resulted in me installing freebsd again. i installed 5.3-release, which is the latest and greatest. the install went pretty smoothly the second time (first time too, but there were some config options i missed and it was just easier to do it over). i'm planning on building that install slowly with the apps that i need, as opposed to my usual approach of install-anything-that-might-be-useful.

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