During the past month the official software update sources for VectorLinux suffered from several long time downtime periods. As a result, users were unable to update or install new software. This article explains a possible fix using trusted mirrors.
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2005-07-06
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2006-06-19
Could the interest (or lack thereof) be the EXACT problem that Vector Linux has? Not trolling, truly asking if this could be a issue. I have used vector soho I think it was called and thought it was cool, and fast IIRC but KDE doesn't float my boat.
They could enlist my help. I seem to generate some bad attention. Not sure if that is the desired effect or not. 
Edited 2006-09-06 03:46
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2006-06-02
Just to buck the apparent trend, for me;-)
I agree about the Vector forums, very friendly and very patient as I recall, and willing to go back to a problem if it isn't immediately resolved and the Newbie posts back after having tried.
I have 5.1 installed on an older Compaq laptop and it performs really well for me as standard/out of the box.
Keep it up for the Vectorbies!
