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« on: March 02, 2005, 01:53:33 am »
I would recomend Fedora. It is well organized, current and free to upgrade. Be careful of Mandrake, SuSE and other \"commercial\" distros, they can get expensive in the long run and their \"free\" CD\'s lack a lot.
I have used Ubuntu as well and it is certainly worth considering. Easy to install, Debian based and easy to keep updated. If you use Ubuntu download the \"testing\" CD code named \"Hoary Hedgehog\" don\'t get the older \"Warty Warthog\", it\'s a bit to out of date at this point.
I have used Ubuntu as well and it is certainly worth considering. Easy to install, Debian based and easy to keep updated. If you use Ubuntu download the \"testing\" CD code named \"Hoary Hedgehog\" don\'t get the older \"Warty Warthog\", it\'s a bit to out of date at this point.
There was a new release a few days ago that went a little, how shall we say, ruff. If you are running Linux you will need to wait for the new installer which will be made available as soon as the devs correct a connection bug. The Linux maintainer is waiting for this fix before creating a new installer.