[plug] Red Hat 7

Christian christian at amnet.net.au
Tue Sep 26 14:00:28 WST 2000


On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 01:36:32PM +0800, Bret Busby wrote:
> The September 2000 issue of Australian Personal Computer review of the
> more common Linux distributions, says about Linux;
> "Debian GNU/Linux 2.1
> Described as 'Linux for hackers, by hackers, Debian is respected among
> technical users as a compact and well-crafted distribution. It isn't
> user-friendly and it doesn't try to be; it's a hands-on way to run a
> finely tuned operationg system, and demands extensive Linux
> knowledge."..."The desktop is almost non-existent."..."As Debian is
> targeted at the expert Linux user,..."

"The desktop is almost non-existent"????  My god, my life for the past
three years has been an illusion... I thought I'd been using a GUI
desktop but it appears I have been dreaming.  Thanks APC, for setting me
straight.

Seriously Bret... don't believe everything you read.  Debian *can* be a
little difficult to install but using it in a meaningful way is no
harder than using any Linux distribution.

 
> It appears that Red Hat seems to be the distribution for us to use (we
> believe).

Then don't whinge about upgrading it.  You can't complain about
something when you have the option to change.  You could have brought
your old RH box to the installfest and had someone upgrade it to Debian.



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