newbie battle over debian, redhat or slackware

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Hi Rob.
Sorry but I can't help with your Debian or Slackware questions however 
as a relative newbie to Linux myself I have had good success with Red 
Hat.
If you decide to go that route you can find everything you need on the 
speakup ftp site.
Further Bill and Janina do a great job helping Red Hat newbies in my 
experience.
All you need to do a RH install are the two isoes.
Ed Barnes
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Rob 
DeZonia wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> 
>      Have a couple questions.  First is about Debian.  When I go to
> the Debian section of the Speakup ftp site, is everything I need to
> download for a Debian installation there or do I have to go to the
> Debian ftp site to download any other files?
>      Now on to Slackware.  First thanks to Joe Norton if he is within
> the sound of my synthesizer for the excellent Installing Slackware
> tutorial.  When I went to the Slackware ftp site and went to 8.0 there
> are about 25 subdirectories of files to download.  Must I download
> them all?  That could be quite a job since the average speed has been
> about 5K per second. lol
>      Which of the 3 flavors I've mentioned has the easiest package
> installer?  Thanks for letting me ramble.  I want my first Linux
> install to be as painless as possible so that's why all the questions.
> 
>           Rob
> 
> 
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