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Hey everyone,
Just wondering what version of Linux you would recommend?
Just wondering what version of Linux you would recommend?
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I havn't used Linux yet, but I'm watching for Lindows to come out, lindows.com -
For casual use, office work & games etc...basically what you would use windows for, id go with Mandrake or RedHat.
If you wanna get serious with development and (advanced) networking etc, then try Slakware.
Personally- I like Mandrake. So simple to use.Comment
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There's a new one out now called Redmond Linux which is said to be almost as easy as Windows to setup and run. :smokin:
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I checked out that Redmond Linux and does anyone else think that it looks too much like windoze, I mean it is called Redmond Linux as in Redmond, WA home of microsoft
Other than that it looks stable, but I think i will stick with mandrake 8.1Comment
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I read a review on it a couple of weeks ago and it was recommended for 1st timers as it was reportedly as easy as Windows to setup. :smokin:
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apparently slackware is extremely difficult to use to start with :(
the slackware installation is in console too..
redhat is easy to use, but after you get used to it, go to somehting a bit better :)Comment
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hmmm... ark4ne...SileNceR, Messenger of the Dark and the Night. To post quality, or not to post at all, THAT is the Question - Never again ask what can my post count do for me besides increasing my ego, but instead ask what can I do to help someone else!
Overclockers Melbourne (http://www.ocmelbourne.com).Comment
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Indeed....the moose is a dead giveaway....Originally posted by SileNceR
[B]hmmm... ark4ne...Comment
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I'd recommend that you start with Mandrake and once you get good enough experience, get Debian or Slackware! Mind ya, I still like Mandrake's appearance! :)Comment
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Howdy Webgraph:wave:
Your loyalty to the TT community is truly amazing indeed!!!!:DThe reason a diamond shines so brightly is because it has many facets which reflect light.Comment
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Originally posted by Mr. C
As long as he's well behaved I don't see any problems ;)What came first - Insanity or Society?Comment
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*nods in agreement*Originally posted by AlbinusSileNceR, Messenger of the Dark and the Night. To post quality, or not to post at all, THAT is the Question - Never again ask what can my post count do for me besides increasing my ego, but instead ask what can I do to help someone else!
Overclockers Melbourne (http://www.ocmelbourne.com).Comment
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I think this can be applied to any and all forums.Originally posted by Albinus
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As long as he's well behaved I don't see any problems ;)
(I'm really only posting this so I can see my new title...w00t)Comment
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