Posts by EntTheGod

EDIT: NVM TOTALLY BACKWARDS ON MY PART if ya read the post... easily understood... actually had to google it... sorry! no more posting at 2am, mod can delete this post lol

use a torrent program, kind of a pain to install yeah... but it will download it in small chunks that all will use either md5 hash checksum or sha1 and thats on like little 2mb pieces so it wont toss the whole thing if one fails a lot...

Quote:Originally Posted by error10    OK, that makes sense. Red Hat Enterprise (and related distributions as well, such as Fedora) has a nice tool that you should run as root: system-config-network-tui. This will set up your...

sounds like you did the cd install cd install of debian/stable is ok... BUT the real fun is when you do a ground up install of testing or unstable staying away from experimental is ok, but running as a desktop i highly suggest at least...

Quote:Originally Posted by ishimura2446  I penetration test for a living My team prefers it but I can't say that for everyone. Unfortunately the BT developers have done their best to deprecate BT4. Pwnsauce is the best in my...

what exact reason do you want to install it for? backtrack isnt a typical linux distro ya just install on another partition to get some linux goodness flowing in from the sounds of it, you arent very experienced with linux let alone...

debian testing? from the sounds of it, you might prefer it once you take a few minutes to stream line the install process with some scripts

Quote:Originally Posted by Ecchi-BANZAII!!!;15544033 Enlighten me with this "childish" part. Is it childish because how it looks or because it is the opposite of believing in imaginary people in the sky? wat? flaming fail neither

Quote:Originally Posted by CrazyDiamond;15513313 Always was interested in checking it out. When I wanted to start a server my uncle recommended it because it is light weight and works well. So I started using Ubuntu server edition,...

debian stability is nice, and i find the internals nice and simplistic... however i really havent given the redhat family an honest try for awhile... i dont like yum so much, but as far as system utilities and advanced systems...