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My opinion is that you should try each distro, then form your own opinions about each , then go with the one you like best. This is most likely what ...
- 09-28-2007 #11forum.guy
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My opinion is that you should try each distro, then form your own opinions about each , then go with the one you like best. This is most likely what you will eventually do anyway.
A dozen people coming along and stirring the pot will likely only confuse the issue.
Again, just my opinion.
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- 09-28-2007 #12Linux Engineer
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Well, ozar I agree on that aswell.
Though I have nearly tryed everything already. And well I still love Gentoo.
But I hate the fact that it is all Source that you need to compile..
And on a 400Mhz thats not going to work out fine.. :o
I think Im going for Debian with xfce lightweight...
Though i dont know how the Debian Package System works =P
I really have to Figure that out..
Well, thanks already guys.. ^^
- 09-29-2007 #13Super Moderator
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- 09-29-2007 #14Linux Engineer
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