Re: Which Linux?

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From: Grahame Kelly
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 1997 00:00

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Hi Tim,

I would suggest to any newbie to go the RedHat Distribution way. There install
is much easier and there initial manual (if you purchase the official pack)
is good value @ $49. After the initial install, you can purchase the $28
quarterly updates only if you want. It is not a necessary requirement unlike
some MS products.

Cheers Grahame (Sydney Linux Users Group member)


>I'm trying to get started with Linux.  I know of at least two forms of Linux
>(Red Hat and Debian), I was wondering what people were using and why.  Also
>(questions, questions!) where are some good places to get Linux here in Aust.
>
>I'd prefer replies to timbo@netcon.net.au
>
>Thanks
>Tim Coombes
>

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