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I second the Debian suggestion made elsewhere.
It is comparatively difficult to install, but very educational. It is
also quite easy to keep up-to-date. It probably has the most rigorous
testing period and standards. If you want the Debian fun without the
installation pain, consider either Libranet or Xandros. These are
Debian-based distros that have been made somewhat friendlier. Andrew From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Darrough Hi there! I have a 60 GB hard drive that I am considering partitioning
into three 20 GB partitions. The
question is, which distributions should I put on each partition? I was considering
Fedora, Mandrake and SUSE but would definitely be interested in other
suggestions. I am new to Linux and want to learn about different versions.
Which three distributions would you recommend starting with? I’m not
overly considered about difficulty level in installing, I just want to learn. Also, I am interested in which desktop environments I should
check out. Of course I will try KDE and Gnome but are there others that might
also me worth playing around with? I’m a newbie and don’t know what
is really out there. Thanks for any suggestions David Darrough [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
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