On 28/10/14 18:54, Ralf Corsepius wrote:
On 10/28/2014 07:26 AM, Tim wrote:
If a new user is going to ask a support question of someone, or their
ISP, which Linux distro do you think they're most likely to get an
answer about?
That one "you" are best familiar with? I mean, if you installed the
OS/distro for a user, this user's first point of contact will be "you".
Also, provided what the OP said, I doubt any "internet help" would be
of use or even be "comprehensible" to his user ("the lady").
In that sense, I would not choose the OS the "public" is recommending,
but would choose to install the OS, which I think would cater the
"user's" demands and which I feel sufficiently experienced to be able
to answer questions on rsp. I feel able to step-in "in case".
Ralf
I would agree with Ralf mainly because it's you who will be the point of
call for the first year or so.
Roger
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