Preferences and distributions

[John van Vlaaderen]

RedHat 8.0 makes the most sense since it is the most common.  Everything 
is available in RH rpm files.

Debian is really good tho... the apt-get function rules, loads packages 
right over the internet.  You can get an image over the net and use it 
load the rest.

I have been hacking Devil-Linux.org into a product called eLSD.  
Devil-Linux is a security product that runs from a CD, many packages.  
Check it out its great.  Mine is an install based on it.  I want to move 
it right into the BIOS :)



On Saturday, January 25, 2003, at 08:02 PM, Gregg C Levine wrote:

> Hello again from Gregg C Levine
> Just for the sake of argument, and any other supporting reasons, does
> anyone have a preference, regarding the distributions that they use?
> I, myself, prefer Slackware for most things, and indeed I've been
> using it since starting my interests in Linux. But I'm rapidly
> reaching the decision that I should use others as well. The next time
> a box goes live here, it'll be wearing Debian, instead. So? What does
> everyone prefer?
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