I use primarily RedHat for no particular reason. It was my first distro way
back when I started out with Linux and I've stuck with them. I personally
don't really understand why it matters much which distro you use. I've used
about 10 different distros and they're all essentially the same. You've got a
kernel, you've got some programs, etc. And with the LSB
http://www.linuxbase.org/ finally making progress, the differences are going
to become even less significant. I guess Slackware is seen as more "31337"
because it's slightly less automated during the install, but once the system
is finally setup, then it's just like any other.
~M
Quoting sm <
sm@vis.nu>:
> > I've been reading some of the older posts today, and I have to ask, am
> I
> > the only slacker here? This seems to be a predominately Debian
> group,
> > correct? Or am I only reading the debian posts!?
>
> I'm a slacker, but I don't sound off about it what with all the debian
> evangelism. :)
>
> As far as I've been able to tell, the major distro floating around is
> Mandrake, but then again, I haven't asked much. :)
>
>
> > I can't wait for the next meeting.
> > 03:00 at Denny's, right? ha ha.
>
> Ah, if only. :)
>
> -Sam, in Chicago against his will.
>
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