Unfortunately, that still says absolutely nothing about what you want to do...so I'm afraid I can offer no guidance. "Learning projects" is simply too ambiguous to be helpful. After all, for some people a "learning project" might involve relatively high-level networking, while for others it might be learning vi or, heaven forbid, EMACS.
If you care to talk about your objectives in these projects--what you are trying to accomplish--
For example, if your projects are learning about other distros--as I have already stated, I think this is a much better solution than using CDs.
David
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> On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 4:03 PM, dbneeley <dbneeley@..
> > Sorry, I don't understand what you are asking--what do you mean by
> "learning for any projects"?
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> I meant for any projects I had for learning purposes.
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> Allen
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