On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 14:07, Maximillian Schwanekamp wrote: > Here's an easy one, though I bet there is no consensus on the answer. Which > Linux distribution is ideal to get started with?
Yeah, no clear cut answer here. You might have a look at http://www.distrowatch.com/ more information on what is out there. > RedHat dominates, but I get the feeling that RedHat is looking a lot like > MS, so in that case I may as well continue with XP. Well, just because it looks like MS doesn't mean it has the same design flaws. ReadHat tends to make things easier on the user by creating more GUIs to administer things as does Mandrake. > I guess the other big choices are Debian and SuSe, right? I get the feeling > that real geeks use Debian. Is there a big difference here between > Debian and Mandrake? Debian tends to be less GUI and more simplistic in its admin tools. This might be why you get that impression. > Which Linux? Unfortuantly, that is one question you need to figure out for your self. You'll find versions of Linux that are all point-and-click, Lindows to DIY, Linux From Scratch. The best being you have choice. > Alright one more - I use Macromedia Studio, especially Dreamweaver. Does > anything similar exist for Linux, specifically PHP? Zend Studio? Bluefish is good. -- Jack Morgan The Zynot Foundation pub 1024D/620F545F 2002-06-18 Jack Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Key fingerprint = B343 94EB 0658 E19B D91D 7EA5 15E1 FD24 620F 545F
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