Denis Solovyov wrote:
> Actually, I don't think it is correct to discuss some other Linux
> distros here.
Why not? I'd say its perfectly correct, due to the changes with the
comodo employees. And on the other hand, if TSL can't stand a little
bit of pro/con discussion and comparison with other distros, what is it
good for anyway?
> What is (in your opinion) the most similar to TSL Linux distro? Being
> small (1 CD for all is cool) and stable, well-maintained, having history
> for at least several years.
Since i did kickstart installations for the last years (before i
switched over to gentoo) i dont know any "1 CD" Distros, and well, i
dont care :) There are many distros which have the basic installer on CD
and fetch updated and additional packages from the net. I like that
approach, saves me time and resources :-)
> What distro can awake interest in inveterate TSL user (and make him
> happy as well)? Is there such?
Any given distro has interesting features. I like the flexibility of
gentoo. I, on the other hand, appreciate the way (k)ubuntu goes. If i
have to install a system very quick and/or temporarily, i choose that
distro(s). Havent looked deep enough into them to use them on servers
and stuff... thats where i use gentoo :-)
Danny
--
My philosophy: find what it is you want to say, walk in the room, say
it, and get the hell out. (Second philosophy behind that one: when in
doubt, roll in a grenade and come in firing.)
J.M.S., Creator of Babylon5
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