Debian I use when I have a server, or a group of machines to keep up to date. Gentoo I'm using at home as my workstation, it's pretty good, does keep you on your toes about getting it installed. OpenBSD is what I use when I have one task that needs doing, and it needs to be secure.
On Sep 1, 2004, at 4:44 PM, Andrew Graupe wrote:
I'm looking for a new distro, to try on my testing box. I tried Mandrake and found that it was overly simplified, and hid too many options far away from where I could see them. I'm looking for something between Mandrake and Gentoo in terms of ease-of-configuration and control. So far I've also tried Fedora/RedHat (last on FC1, which I didn't like), and Debian (which, I dunno, just seems kinda boring). I've heard good things about SuSE, so I might go over to Nexus and pick up a boxed set. I'm also thinking about trying a BSD (likely FreeBSD) or doing a Linux From Scratch.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Andrew
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