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suse's yast i find brilliant, if they could get yast onto ubuntu it would be amazing! love debian based stuff for apt-get tho....
  1. 01-10-2007 #11
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    suse's yast i find brilliant,
    if they could get yast onto ubuntu it would be amazing!
    love debian based stuff for apt-get tho.
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    SuSE/YaST and XGL

    I normally use SMART for packages, but YaST is great. Especially since I SSH to most of my servers through Windows.


    Ubuntu as Moe said is awesome since they ship it to you for free! Apt-get is pretty sweet to, but that thanks goes to Debian.
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    apt-get moo
    need I say more
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    Slackware, for its hackability, but I'm getting a bit tired of how unresponsive Firefox can be on my 1 Ghz Pentium 3 with a 2.4 kernel, so I'm thinking about switching to something more up-to-date.
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    I love Slackware for all of the reasons techieMoe hates it.
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    I like Mandriva's installer, and using urpm ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by burntfuse
    Slackware, for its hackability, but I'm getting a bit tired of how unresponsive Firefox can be on my 1 Ghz Pentium 3 with a 2.4 kernel, so I'm thinking about switching to something more up-to-date.
    You can always install the 2.6 kernel if you want (it is on the 2nd cd)
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