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In <329AABFC.26ED6B3F@greathan.apana.org.au>, Herbert Xu <herbert@greathan.apana.org.au> writes:
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Rob Watkin wrote:
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> Dingo wrote:
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> > I have become very interested
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> > in Linux from reading all the FAQ's
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> > and messages on newsgroups. but where can
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> > I obtain an evaluation copy?
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> > Any ideas? I was told it is available on the
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> > Web but I can't find a copy to play with.
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> I am very happy with Redhat Linux becuase it has a package management
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> tool (RPM). See http://www.redhat.com :)
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So does Debian.
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Debian GNU/Linux 1.1 is out! { http://www.debian.org/ }
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Email:  Herbert Xu ~{PmV>HI~} <herbert@greathan.apana.org.au>
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{ http://greathan.apana.org.au/~herbert/ }
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I do think, though, you'd do well to buy a Cd with book.  While it's
    possible to installed it from the net, it's decidedly difficult for a
    novice. There are several choices at good technical bookshops. While 
    RedHat 4 is available, RH 3 remains a good choice (it only came out in
    March). I've seen reports from others who reckon Slackware 96 is 
    pretty good.

Do look closely at any books: the first version O got, Slackeware 
    2.something, is still available but with newer distributions readily 
    availble there's little to recommend it.

Cheers


John Summerfield
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