You know, Pardus uses "mudur" for booting. And mudur runs "mount" application to mount all devices in /etc/fstab. I think, it's normal that Pardus can't start when unavailable device exist in /etc/fstab. But it should be fixed that "mount" should wait 5 or 7 seconds if it can't mount something. I don't think it will be fixed in 2008 because there is no bug report about that.

Could you go to bug page and file a bug under "mudur" component?

http://bugs.pardus.org.tr/

The package hasn't been updated yet. When the maintainer of the package sees updating necessary, he will do

Sorry, I don't get your message, what do you mean "missing" ?

Pardus' unique tools will use PolicyKit to set privileges of users. See more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PolicyKit.
So there will be no windows-like(!) system privileges.

Here is a concept of PolicyKit. Watch the video of new user-manager;

http://cekirdek.pardus.org.tr/~bahadir/files/comar-pk.mpeg

Well, as I said before, it's not certain. We should just wait.

There is an annoying bug in INTEL graphic chips. As far as I know, new Xorg INTEL driver doesn't work as properly as previous one. I informed xorg maintainer about this situation ~1 week ago and he said he could look for it.

PS: It's a development CD, and don't use it as your main desktop distribution

Actually, we can expect it. 1 week ago, the development CD was released (ISO), about 500MB size. And it's just for developers.

Of course it is

Could you open a console and write "getmail", it should write something. If so, could you paste the output of it?

PS: You can open console by pressing ALT+F2 and writing "konsole"

2.6.24.3

I have a Xerox-3121 and it works well with Samsung ML-1610. Could you try to re-install driver with TASMA? But be careful that  you will be prompted to select a driver version. Default will be something like "foomatic + splix", instead of selecting this, please select "foomatic + gdi".

Have you installed "kernel-source" ?

No, you should just learn language's rules. Importing modules, if statements, for, while loops etc. Dive into python is a good choice for beginners.

http://diveintopython.org/

Great I'm 17. When I started using Linux (actually, beginning to use it), I was 14 and I even didn't know what the shell is for :-) Keep using Linux, and learn a programming language. Python is the best choice for beginning.

Good work It maybe useful for those who don't know the cache directory of PiSi.