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Who here uses linux? and what flavor do you guys, use/prefer/have?
For Me: 1 slack partion on this computer 1FC3 partiion on my other computer 1Gentoo Partion on that box too 1Ubuntu partition on it 2 Debian Partitions on my 3rd box 1Arch Distro on it 1 SuSe I prefer slacks managment.. but FC3 is really starting to get there, and with its usablity and stablity, I really am starting to prefer it. (slack with dropline started to freeze for me) |
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How's ubuntu sepht? been hearing good things about it.
But i don't really time to endorse on linux right now, cause all my tools (chemie tools) are windows only, so...no distro here!! i want to try FC3 so much
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Nearly every package you might want comes out in FC3 rpms, thing is, if the rpm actually has FC3 in the name, you won't have dependancy issues, because those packages are usally checked up against a stock FC3 to add in all that they need in the package itself. yum is really a good update system, freshrpms a good source. Ubuntu, well, it is nice. For being its 1st release.. and climbing to the very top of distrowatch immediatly. that shows something. Its based on debian, so its stable, and it has the good apt/synaptic file manager, which I really enjoy.(apt-get install name, or load synaptic and just scroll down and install w/e u need, u can add other repositories) Its gnome based just like FC3, its simple, easy to use, its fast, really fast, and its only 1 cd. I liked how they just install, they don't bug you for options, its just simple to use and install. Negatives I would say is that the debian base has some issues with newer objects such as ndiswrapper, and doing raw .configure, make, make install isn't so simple, debian has some tricks in doing that. somethign like make deb or something u gotta add in. It was a bit tricky for me.No wireless means its useless on that box. some ubuntu reviews: http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=8407 http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=8964 (ubuntu vs fc3, not the best written, but not bad) http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=8754 http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=9650 http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558...,1651228,00.asp |
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only use Linux for backups, --> partimage, so i can creat an image and copy it back every 2 weeks. (faster then XP in backup things....)
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