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Article #56529Re: Distributions
From: Stanislaw
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 1997 00:00
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On Thu, 20 Feb 1997, it was written: > I'm looking for peoples opinions on the diffrent disbutions of linux > for someone who has little experince with linux but wishes to get > into using it > > just wondering what people thought of them > > it seems to me that Red Hat and Slackware seem to be most that > are around ..... also is there any general consenus on which are more > buggy ?? > > thanks :) > The problem is not which is more buggy but which is easier to repair. Coming from DOS I found Slackware easier but it is subjective feeling. Evidently once you pass the point of helplessness any system can be easy. Takes few month till you feel brave enough to start experimenting. So enjoy any distribution and don't worry. In the end they all look as YOU design them. Stanislaw.
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