[H-GEN] Linux and Partitions
Sandra Milne
silne at bit.net.au
Mon Sep 25 12:02:25 EDT 2000
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On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Ben Fowler wrote:
> Sandra, it depends on what you want out of a distribution. If you're
> looking for something that isn't butt-ugly out of the box [0] and has
> half-reasonable graphical admin tools, Red Hat's the go. If you like free
> software, powerful package management (apt-get and friends)[1] and are
> prepared to put up with a few more rough edges and missing packages [1],
> then Debian's for you. If you're a UNIX purist or like your UNIX lean and
> mean, *BSD [3] is good.
funny you should say that. i installed netbsd before i the debian
install. netbsd wouldn't boot. hence the debian installation.... i just
wanted to explore new things.... but yes i do like the way mandrake came
straight off the cd ready to use (and mostly the same with redhat)
fortunately for me my brother is a windows weenie and he's refusing to use
the better machine now that linux has taken it over. what a shame :-)
Sandra.
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