hi daniel. instead of me trying to tell you which distro to try over
another, I would suggest you consider what you want to do with it.
as far as I can make out, debian and slackware are geared towards software
developers and those who want to run servers.
as far as redhat or mandrake is concerned, if I were to look at it from a
sutes users point of view, I would say that those 2 distros are designed
with ease of use in mind. however, running a server with those distros
isn't uncommon either.
I probably sound like I'm talking a wholo load of rubish at the moment and
someone please pick me up on this if I am.
I'd just read on a little while and look around on the various sites and
consider what you want from your linux system.
--
Shaun
I never made a mistake in my life.
I thought I did once, but I was wrong.
-- Lucy Van Pelt
email: shauno at goanna.net.au
icq: 76958435
On Thu, 11 Oct 2001, Danny Keogh wrote:
> Ok guys you've all probably been asked this hundreds of times before but
> here goes. I know there's 3 main linux distributions out there but which
> one's the best? Maybe that's too open a question. What's the main
> differences between the 3 might be more what I'm after?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Danny Keogh
> ICQ: 72503517
> mailto:dwkeogh at optushome.com.au
>
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