I know i'm going to get flamed to death on this one (puts on the flame
retardent suit) but frankly IMHO it really doesn't matter what flavor of
LINUX you use. All of them have some type of X-win, the interface is the
same to all of them, and the kernel should be the most recent version (only
one set of source). Pico, VI and Emacs will still be there, Pine will
still be the mail reader of choice, gcc and g++ will still rock on any of
those systems and none of it will crash unless you really really really
try...so imho, nope..it doesn't matter. The only difference you get is the
number of applications and the type of installations and a few different
utilities between the versions. Other than those little extras....you
could ship 1 version of Linux.
Douglas Wagner
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From: Houghton, Gareth [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 04, 1999 7:56 AM
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Subject: Which Linux flavours work well on the Inspiron
>From reading the messages I see people are using Red Hat and Debian in
I7Ks.
What other flavours are working well ? Is anyone using S.U.S.E. ?
Or does it not make any difference as long as you have a recent kernel and
XFree server ?
thanks
gareth
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