On Sun, 29 Feb 2004
scain2004@cox.net wrote:
> I guess I could go back to Mandrake 9.0, but I figured
> since United Linux was pretty basic and not so vendor
> specific, I'd use that for upgrading and learning the ins
> and outs of Linux. I'm still a newbie here and am trying
> to learn as much as I can. Would I do better by going
> back to Mandrake or something else?
We're dangerously close to starting a distro war on this list. ;-) Ah
well. Personally, I've been happy with Fedora. Fedora is pretty easy to
install and you shouldn't have any trouble finding binaries for whatever
program you'd like. I usually recommend that newbies start out with a
distro that is easy to install and well-supported so they can feel
relatively confident right off the bat. As you learn more about Linux
then trying a new distro isn't as intimidating because you've got most of
the basics down.
But whatever you decide, there's plenty of people on this list and
elsewhere that can help with the specifics of your choice.
Good luck,
~M
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