Alan Orndorff wrote:
>
> > They're not. Debian, for example, doesn't force you to have a swap
> > partition at install at all. It suggests one, but you can ignore it
> > and set up swap files later to your hearts content. It's just RedHat
> > that he says requires one at install time.
>
> Ok, Maybe Debian's a better way to go, for me.
I would be in complete agreement with this decision. Debian is every so
slightly harder to install than RedHat, and the package management part
of the installation is a little more complex at first, but it is MUCH
better in the long run. Very well maintained, and very powerful. It's
definately recommended if you can handle a little awkwardness at first.
:-)
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