Am 12. Sep, 2003 schw=E4tzte Augie Grayfox so:
> Shouldn't we base our choice of a distro more on the users experience lev=
el?
> Say we have a Grandma, we certainly don't want to set her up with a distr=
o
> that will drive her back to the evil empire.
> Yet if we get an experienced sysadmin that has been using the command lin=
e to
> do a lot of their admin chores Debian would probably be the best choice f=
or
> them.
> I think if we come up with three choices based on ease of install and use=
, we
> could very well cover the entire spectrum of the newbies' needs.
> Something like:
> 1 no brainer (almost like the evil empire)
> 2. medium
> 3 hardcore
I think 1 is the only 'default' we need to worry about. 2 and 3 will alread=
y
have some bias as to what they want. If they don't 1 will still work becaus=
e
it's still GNU/Linux and we're not gonna choose something like Lindows :).
ciao,
der.hans
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