> CentOS, on the other hand, is RHEL, without any of the RedHat proprietary > stuff. It should be, and in my experience is, very stable. I've installed it > on various hardware without issue. The CentOS team takes the RHEL open source > tree, and reconstitutes it.
Yes, I've run CentOS on work machines for test boxes and I don't recall having any serious issues with it that were show stoppers. > RPM has it's issues. So does dpkg/apt-get. So does the windows registry. All > can be worked around. > > All OSes suck. Some just suck worse than others. :) Yes, many flavors of distro, desktop/window mngrs, and pkg mngrs. I get all of that and the ensuing philosophies. I was just merely expressing my personal experiences with a few of them and how that led me to what I run today. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
