Brian,
Well... if your priority is mainstream, then maybe you need Windows. As far
as I can tell, redhat is the microsoft of the linux community. Ive spent a
lot of time trying various linux's, and have found Mandrake to be far
superior to RedHat, its actually based on redhat, but it
On Monday 02 June 2003 11:01 am, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
Brian,
Well... if your priority is mainstream, then maybe you need Windows. As
far as I can tell, redhat is the microsoft of the linux community. Ive
spent a lot of time trying various linux's, and have found Mandrake to be
far
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Brian,
Well... if your priority is mainstream, then maybe you need Windows. As far
as I can tell, redhat is the microsoft of the linux community. Ive spent a
lot of time trying various linux's, and have
Thanks, I have a copy
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: Brian,
: Well... if your priority is mainstream, then maybe you need Windows. As
: far as I can tell, redhat is the microsoft of the linux community. Ive
: spent a lot of time trying various linux's, and have found
While your post may be helpful to some, I have to disagree here, at
least to some extent. Linux Rocks, as they say, and to compare RedHat
to Microshaft is a Bad Idea, I think. To be specific, Linux Rocks, and
Red Hat has brought linux to more people than any other distro (*), so
why bad-mouth
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In my opinion Debian is the linux distro that is best.
Granted, I pretty much exclusively use FreeBSD at this
point, from all my linux experiences, Debian holds up as tops.
The main reason
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: Brian,
: Well... if your priority is mainstream, then maybe you need Windows. As
: far as I can tell, redhat is the microsoft of the linux community. Ive
: spent a lot of time trying various linux's, and have found
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In my opinion Debian is the linux distro that is best.
Granted, I pretty much exclusively use FreeBSD at this
point, from all my linux experiences, Debian holds up as tops.
The main reason is that debian
BAGGAB wrote:
Maybe I should be considering another disrto. I've tried Mandrake and
koppix, but I hear a lot of good buzz about Gentoo.
I would say that Gentoo is for experts only at this point. (Maybe for
a long time.) Only install Gentoo if you understand another distro or
two inside and
Ben Barrett wrote:
(*) - I have no reference off-hand. Anyone? I'd be happy to find
some figures if anyone's interested
Various surveys show either RedHat or Debian on top. RedHat leads in
the US and in corporate environments, and Debian leads in Europe and
among hacker geeks.
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Bob
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On Tuesday 03 June 2003 02:03 am, BAGGAB wrote:
Well, 30 minutes into this and everyone has their favorite
Surely you'd like to see how much quicker you can do it on your
new machine eh? Don't forget 'distcc' for splitting up the
workload. It'll really help on the larger packages like Xfree86
and KDE.
Mr O.
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BAGGAB wrote:
Can you elaborate on this. Can
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On Tuesday 03 June 2003 02:03 am, BAGGAB wrote:
Well, 30 minutes into this and everyone has their favorite distro.
I
On Monday 02 June 2003 04:51 pm, Ben Barrett wrote:
: While your post may be helpful to some, I have to disagree here, at
: least to some extent. Linux Rocks, as they say, and to compare RedHat
: to Microshaft is a Bad Idea
OK why is it a bad idea ?
I think. To be specific, Linux Rocks, and
:
on #gentoo, I was told that with my machine, expect about 20 hours (much
better than 2 weeks!) and the first part would be quick, after I reboot from
the initial install, i shoud issue
emerge -f system (I think thats what they said...)
Jamie
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