On Thursday 10 July 2003 17:11, Curtis L. Olson wrote: > WillyB writes: > > Hmmmm.... At least it's not WinBlows :P > > > > Seriously, and just out of curiousity, what OS would be your choice? > > This is getting *way* off topic and *way* into the area of personal > opinion, but I personally run Debian. I've been hearing good things > about Gentoo lately so that's on the todo list to take a look at. But > honestly, just about any current distribution will give you a decently > running system at the end of the day, and with the exception of minor > version variations and config file locations, you'll probably end up > with similar running and performing systems no matter which > distribution you choose. > > Probably most experienced unix users will have a list of personal > preferences and configuration choices they'll want to set up for > themselves so in the end it probably doesn't matter too much what you > start out with. I always end up with pretty much the same things. > Different distributions play to various experience levels, and you get > the occaisional outlayers like linux from source which are fun if you > want to spend the rest of your life (and then some) compiling > software. > > Reminds of a Dr. Suess book: > > Permission to reproduce here granted by Hannah, my 2.5 year old > daughter. :-) > > Left distro > Left distro > > Right distro > Right. > > Distros in the day. > Distros in the night. > > Wet distro > Dry distro > High distro > Low distro. > > Back distro > Front distro > Distro, distro, distro. > > How many different > distros you meet! > > Slow distro > Quick distro > > Well distro > Sick distro > > Up distro > Down distro > Here comes clown distro. > > Small distro > Big distro > Here comes pig distro. > > His distro > Her distro > Fuzzy fur distro. > > In the house > and on the street, > how many different > distros you meet. > > Curt.
Thats a neat little poem.. many thanks to Hannah for the permission :) (but can you say that out loud very very fast and not mess it up? I can't! LOLOL) I was just curious about it because I have only used this and freebsd. In the end, if it will run FGFS, it's ok in my book! :-) Apologies for getting off topic :/ WillyB _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
