>  JD> I think you lose too much good stuff when you go back to an older
 >  JD> kernel.  I played with Linux (Fedora) for a bit.  Was unable to get
 >  JD> it to do everything I wanted to.
 >
 > I suspect that it's like anything else that you're not familiar with. It's
 > a struggle at first, but once you get the hang of it, it comes to you a
 > lot easier. I think you're familiar with the old saying; if it isn't
 > broken, don't fix it.


Indeed, I am aware of the learning curve.  However, the problem was in
finding the programs to do the things I wanted, and then having to
change the way I did things, like front end formats.  I would have had
to do BSO type packets for most of the software I could find.
Unfortunately, that is happening even in the windows world.  Taurus
will only do BSO it seems.

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