Sure. Next, take a true random poll of how many people use RH, vs how many people use Slack. Seriously: Google doesn't give you any sort of statistically valid way to determine whether Slack or RH is harder to use. Hell, maybe more experienced users are using Slack to begin with, because new folks just give up on it.
Slack's packaging works OK, assuming you're using one to five computer. That's what Rob seemed to be pointing out - it doesn't scale, at all. Installpkg doesn't even have dependency checking, which, in 2005, is pretty pathetic. I have no problems using Slackware - because I've been using Linux for many years. I've used it for projects at work when I thought it was the best tool for the job (the only semi-modern distro using kernel 2.4). But that doesn't mean that I think it's a particularly good distro. -DMZ (proof that Red Hat apparently _does_ teach you Linux) On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 13:39 -0400, J. Milgram wrote: > > Seriously: google through the Linux news groups and see how many > frustrated Slack users there are posting, vs. frustrated RH users
