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MHR wrote:
> Hmm. I use CentOS as my desktop OS, my laptop OS, my workdesk OS and
> my work is also converting over (sometime RSN) to use CentOS as the
> base OS for our application.
>
> To repeat what has been said before (right here!): CentOS is just like
> RHEL, an enterprise Linux distribution, suitable for anything from
> laptops to desktops to enterprise-wide networked multi-server
> machines.
In current days of distro like Ubuntu, Opensuse, and Mandriva, being
"suitable" is not enough anymore (I think). Try install Centos on a
notebook, and we will see that the wifi is not recognized. Sure as
sysadmin we can do ndiswrapper, etc. But what will "ordinary" /
first-timer say?
My personal view is:
As server: Yes, yes, yes
As desktop: Simply no (comparing to other distros).
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