Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 21:47:07 12/15/00
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>Skip redhat 7. use 6.2. Or another distribution. 7.0 has the latest >release of XFree86, which has some serious bugs. I'm running it on my >notebook, but not anything else, yet... After posting the reply, I got several people who emailed me stating the same thing about Red Hat 7, and to get Red Hat 6.2. I have been talking to quite a few Linux users, and many say that Red Hat, and Mandrake are "Newbie" distrobutions. Is this true, and if so, why would a long time Linux user like you be using it? I am VERY unfamiliar with Linux, in fact I know almost nothing about it, which do you think would be the best one to get to learn it? Any help would be helpful. I have had my last MS crash I am willing to deal with, I want stability, and I saw just how much software there is for Linux. Almost everything I use in Windows, is available for Linux. I had no idea, if I did, I would have been a user a long time ago.
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