Yeah, on top of that, at least Dapper is easier to configure and install different types of packages than others. I mean, Edgy is nice, but Dapper is far easier to REALLY make for a perfect Linux experience, IMHO. I happen to like Edubuntu a bit, since I have just recently d/led all four desktop packages. It seems to give you all the tools you need to make a real nice Blitz game, which is nice of them to have this version.
However, since I DID download Edubuntu, it seems like Edubuntu boots up for my GNOME session instead of Ubuntu. It's almost like it replaced Ubuntu for that session... Is there a way to separate Ubuntu from Edubuntu for two separate GNOME desktops? I mean, all four desktops are nice, but with two GNOME-based desktops, I can't seem to get too much of a choice now...
However, since I DID download Edubuntu, it seems like Edubuntu boots up for my GNOME session instead of Ubuntu. It's almost like it replaced Ubuntu for that session... Is there a way to separate Ubuntu from Edubuntu for two separate GNOME desktops? I mean, all four desktops are nice, but with two GNOME-based desktops, I can't seem to get too much of a choice now...