Which distribution to go with, is I believe, a matter of personal
taste.
I have worked with two personally, Slackware and Red Hat. The version
of Slackware I had was a bit older, but overall I like Red Hat better. Red
Hat 5.0 comes with many of the kernel modules already created and
OK, here's my question: For this application - a router box with IP MASQ
capabilities, which distribution should I start with.
I hope I'm not boring everyone on the list with this, But...
the intro to TrinityOS goes over this in good detail. Give it a look!
On Fri, Aug 28, 1998 at 09:26:49AM -0400, Joe Duncan wrote:
Which distribution to go with, is I believe, a matter of personal
taste.
I have worked with two personally, Slackware and Red Hat. The version
of Slackware I had was a bit older, but overall I like Red Hat better. Red
Hat
We all have projects we're working on at one time or another. I've wanted
to get involved in Linux for a long time. Indeed, I've purchased several
Linux distributions over the years, all of which remain on the bookshelf
uninstalled, because I've never had a business reason to install them
