Author: Stefan Fredriksson
Date: 10:05:23 12/19/00
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On December 19, 2000 at 12:47:09, ERIQ wrote: >On December 19, 2000 at 12:41:24, Stefan Fredriksson wrote: > >>On December 19, 2000 at 11:42:46, Fernando Villegas wrote: >> >>>Some post has been written about different versions of Linux, and although Bob >>>did coment about one or two of them, each day seems to appear a new package. So >>>my question is: which of all them is, today, best in the following terms? >>> >>>a) win compatibility without risk of destroying nothing. >>> >>>b) best loaded with features: word procesors, internet browsers, etc. >>> >>>c) best fitted to run available chess program written for linux >> >>I think its really a matter of taste but I see that Caldera Open Linux is not >>mentioned when it comes to 'easy-but-powerful' Linux dists. >> >>It was the first I used and I would reccomend it alot. >> >>You can check it out at www.caldera.com >> >>/Stefan > >I forgot yes I have used caldera as well and it uses kde and very good >disk partitioning and install but now I think it's geared more to small >business. They have diffrent versions. You have for example eDesktop (I think 2.4 now) that is for 'personal users'. And ofcourse, not to be offtopic, xboard and other chess-software is included :) /Stefan
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