On Thu, 2 Jul 1998, RHS Linux User wrote:
-RedHat provides an excellent distribution for technical types but it
-occurs to me their is an opportunity
-for them to start to fill the Home market niche now.
*** There is one thing that I see regularly come back and which I really
don't understand:
The Linux@Home Distribution would come with the following
[omissis]
Any thoughts on this? Any other ideas? Is RedHat already planning such a
distribution?
Would it supply Gnome only? Anyone want to work on such a distribution?
Jeffrey Perry
Suse 5.2 - http://www.suse.com/ -
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*** There is one thing that I see regularly come back and which I
really don't understand: Where does this urge come from for some
people to try to make everything accessible to Joe Sixpack!? Why is
that part of the total world population always the one who is used
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RedHat provides an excellent distribution for technical types but it
occurs to me their is an
big snip
I like the sound of this -- I've been thinking that exactly something
like this would be a coup, and I wouldn't be at all surprised if RH did
do something very much like this once the GNOME gets a little further
along.
As for helping to develop such a distribution -- I try to grab all
This seems like a pretty good idea to me.
I guess someone could create a "server" version of Linux and a
"workstation" version. In both cases it would be nice to have all of the
same tools available - in other words all of the same software would be
available for each distribution, but the
On Thu, 2 Jul 1998, RHS Linux User wrote:
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and will be interested in their reply. If they are
not interested in it perhaps others will take on the challenge and
create this new distribution.
You need to look at independence.dunadan.com and www.seul.org.
These focus on
