On Wednesday 20 February 2008 02:51, Fred A. Miller wrote:
> John Meyer wrote:
> > A.Muller wrote:
> >> Hello everybody !
> >> I've been monitoring this mailing list for a couple of months and
> >> received answers to my questions about OO. Thanks to the benefactors.
> >> My experience with OO goes back to 2005 and I'm very satisfied with
> >> it. Now I would like to cross the Rubicon and eliminate, gradually, XP
> >> from my machine. I've read many posts relating this or that
> >> bug/difficulty of OO with some specific distributions of Linux. In
> >> your experience, which one would be the best to start with among the
> >> different distros : Mandriva, Ubuntu, Suse, Debian or whatever ? Thank
> >> you for your advice. A.Muller
> >
> > Well, in my experience its OpenSuse.  But that's the great thing about
> > experience: it's subjective and based on one's own personal preference.
> > A lot of people here will promote Ubuntu.  But the best thing is that
> > since they're free you can experiment.  Download one or two and see
> > which one fits you.
>
> I'll add my 2 cents as well. Over the past 11+ years, I've installed
> SUSE and now openSUSE on more systems than I can count. It IS the most
> complete distro. available with superior utilities provided by the boys
> and girls of openSUSE. The ONLY other distro. I've installed, where I
> need a very minimal installation, like on some laptops with goofy wifi
> (Broadcom....what junk!), I'll use PCLinuxOS 2007.

Another vote for PCLinuxOS 2007.

Excellent for newbies migrating from Windows.

But as has been said, try several Live CDs - and pick the one that can handle 
your personal set-up the best: i.e., can talk out of the box with all your 
hardware and is therefore able to install without any tweaking. 

HTH
Lisi

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