SOTL said:
> That lead to rediscovery, again, that Mandrake in CD is very different
> than
> Mandrake in DVD both of which are very different from Mandrake down-load.
> The
> difference being of course the programs that are included with the
> distribution.
>
> It seems that through happenstance I acquired Mandrake 9.1 in DVD and
> Mandrake
> 9.2 in Cd. What I have noted missing in the CD version that is extremely
> important to me is: Midnight Commander and the data bases like MySQL.
Frank,
I could be wrong, but I think you could just use the Mandrake software
management tools (urmpi is the command line tool, and they have package
tools in the KDE menu) to install MC and MySQL over the Internet. Did you
already try this?
Doug
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