Subj : Path
To   : DesotoFireflite
From : Nightfox
Date : Wed Jun 17 2015 16:42:00

 >  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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