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I'm new to Linux, and want to know what everyone thinks is the best version to start with.
I'm not looking for the most powerful, just what will be easiest ...
- 12-19-2002 #1Just Joined!
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New to Linux.
I'm new to Linux, and want to know what everyone thinks is the best version to start with.
I'm not looking for the most powerful, just what will be easiest to play around with, and learn the basics of Linux.
I have the Mandrake ISO's all ready to go, but after reading some things, I'm considering Red Hat, or Suse. Which of these would be best for a Linux newbie... or is there a better option?
Thanks,
Draxus
- 12-19-2002 #2Linux Guru
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If you just want to fool around, I'd recommend RedHat. We get all kinds of complaints about yast here all the time. I think RedHat has the least configuration tool complaints in this forum, at least.
- 07-10-2005 #3Just Joined!
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I would suggest slackware. Because i believe its the most like unix. Its a litle harder todo stuff but you will learn alot more about linux.
- 07-10-2005 #4Linux User
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This is true. I use slackware and I started with it.
Originally Posted by raidenji Linux registered user #358842
Human knowledge belongs to the world.
- 07-10-2005 #5
Erm, why are we restarting this thread after two and a half years?


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