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Subject: Re: Linux Versions: what's the best for us?

Author: Paul Doire

Date: 10:29:44 12/19/00

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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
>
>
>Fernando

I'm still investigating also,I posted about Linux-Madrake 7.2
it comes with 850 programs and includes full office suite(not Corel however)
also I posted about Wine(not great),VMWare(slow)then found out about
Win4Lin,alledgedly the best Win Emulator.
The Linux-Madrake webpage has full demos and tutorials which I went thru,
they seem very helpful.
Regards,
Paul



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