>
> Corel has brought out it version of Office in Linux. Also, the Red
> Hat CD comes with various software products for X-windows including
> editors. They also have added a windows like system called Gnome.
>
> I would highly suggest buying the Red Hat CD and reading the inclosed
> installation guide before starting. Though installing Red Hat is
> usually no more difficult than Windows 95.
Wait till Red Hat 5.2, or get 5.0. 5.1 is serously flawed.
> manager stated, if he needed a new driver or fix a problem with Linux
> it would just require a message on the appropriate news groups. With
> Microsoft, he would have to wade through the MS Technical Support,
> which could take weeks.
Fixes are available, but last time I heard, 5.1 had 80 meg of stuff
that had to be downloaded. I am running 5.0, and it is rock stable.
TurboLinux 2.0 is also rock stable and seems to have a nicer X system.
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