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as my sig says, suse just does what i want & been using it since 7.1
(which used to run on my lappy)
SUSE!!!SUSE!!!...
- 01-10-2006 #11Linux Enthusiast
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as my sig says, suse just does what i want & been using it since 7.1
(which used to run on my lappy)
SUSE!!!SUSE!!!
SLOMO: acer extensa 5235 2.2ghz,2gb ram 160gb hdd wireless
SPEEDY: homebrew desktop,Amd x2 dualcore,2gb ram,500gb +1tb( 2x500gb) hdd suse 11.3,32mb fibreline
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- 01-10-2006 #12Linux Guru
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I'm sticking with Mandriva for the time being. I don't say it's 'the best' or anything like that; I've just got used to it. I've tried:
SuSE
Slackware
Debian
DSL
Feather Linux ...
They all have strengths and weaknesses. I really enjoyed using Slackware, but it was taking a lot of my time to configure, so I took the lazy way out. I love the choice that's available out there.I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
- 01-10-2006 #13Linux Guru
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I must agree with chopin1810 on this thread. You cannot have a "which distro do you like?" thread and purposefully ignore the things you don't like. Every distro has something that someone loves and someone else hates. It's a misrepresentation of the truth to say "This distro is wonderful" and not present any of its bad points, however this inevitably turns into a flamewar.
The thread hasn't yet become a religious debate but it's only a matter of time. We all have our favorites. Let's go back to using them and leave everyone else in peace.Registered Linux user #270181
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