On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 08:10:42PM -0500, Drmgiver wrote:
> I second the Ubuntu option, I saw Slackware being said earlier, as much
> as I have to give them credit for being really the original Linux
> distribution, I think it as easy to handle as my pet anaconda... In
> other words not easy if you don't have five experts.
I think Robert mentioned Vector, a Slackware derivative. It's far more
newcomer friendly than Slackware, and is a rather nice distribution,
IMHO.
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