On Fri, 2007-11-09 at 10:55 -0600, Josef Lowder wrote:
> .
> On Fri, 09 Nov 2007 09:43, Charles Jones wrote
> > I've found that, for some reason, "most" people do not seem to 
> > like Fedora. All the hype is focused towards Ubuntu these days :) 
> > Personally I FC7 on my workstation, and Ubuntu on my laptop, 
> > and I like them both.
> 
> Not to start a flame war or anything, but the great mystery 
> to me is that there have been zero messages about PCLinuxOS 
> while it has been continuously and consistently the "hottest" 
> item of interest on Distrowatch. 
> 
> Out of the top 100 Linux Distros, here are the top 8 in terms 
> of interest/activity with the most recent hit counts:
> 
> 1 PCLinuxOS  	2924
> 2 Ubuntu 	2313
> 3 openSUSE 	1528
> 4 Fedora 	1280
> 5 Sabayon 	1182
> 6 Mint 		1066
> 7 Debian 	844
> 8 Mandriva 	772
> 
> PCLinuxOS seems to me to be in all ways superior and far 
> more polished than Ubuntu or any other personal use distro. 
> 
> Again, this is not intended to denigrate any other distro 
> or to start a flame war, but merely a point of curiousity 
> as to why nobody on this PLUG list ever seems to comment 
> on using PCLinuxOS.
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I think PCLinuxOS is more widely in use outside of the US

You have to consider your usage/habits.

I suspect that implicit but unstated in your above was the intent for
use as a desktop OS.

If all you're talking about is one desktop computer then you can pretty
much change at will.

If you are talking about a corporate infrastructure with a certain
amount of investment in scripted/automated installation/configuration
then the predictability of a RHEL (or clone) and Fedora (or respin)
provide a much welcomed commonality.

Craig

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