On 1/4/06, Froilan Romualdo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it true ba na mas secure ang BSD? Any proof on this? Sorry, but I also have no idea that's why I am asking.
Sir, why not CentOS or WhiteBox, or Tao Linux.. all of which are "exact" derivatives of Red Hat kesa po sa Fedora... but hey, I have nothing against FC.
Ako din, I learned my Squid (and squidGuard) dito lang sa PLUG mailing list kaya thank you diN!
additional post lang:
Ayaw ko ang BSD kasi sa opinion ko mahirap itong i install kagaya ng
Slackware, although alam ko na ito ay mas-secure at alam ko mas-stable
ito. Secure siya lalo kung alam mo ang ginagawa mo (install yung
kailangan lang na applications).
Is it true ba na mas secure ang BSD? Any proof on this? Sorry, but I also have no idea that's why I am asking.
I think Fedora nalang ang gagamitin ko kasi nasanay na ako sa RedHat
dati pa. Gusto ko rin i try ang Mandriva at Ubuntu kaso meron
pagkakaiba ang directories sa mga configuration files. Ayaw ko ng mag
spent ng time na alamin ang mga ito, kay again dito nalang ako sa
mas-kabisado kong operating system (Fedora/Redhat).
Sir, why not CentOS or WhiteBox, or Tao Linux.. all of which are "exact" derivatives of Red Hat kesa po sa Fedora... but hey, I have nothing against FC.
medyo off-topic lang: By the way salamat kay Sir Miguel Paras (ng
IPhil dati) sa pag-share niya sa expertise niya sa squid last 1999.
Nabalitaan ko nag-shift na siya ng career.:( Sabagay kung saan siya
masaya...:D
Ako din, I learned my Squid (and squidGuard) dito lang sa PLUG mailing list kaya thank you diN!
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