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Name: SeK612 Date: July 31, 2002 at 13:20:33 Pacific
Comment:
I want to get Linux but am unsure of which one to use. I've heard Red Hat 7.3 mentioned alot is this the best?
Name: Stefan Date: July 31, 2002 at 16:26:18 Pacific
Reply:
Red Hat 7.3 is the latest relase form Red Hat but the most reliable linux distubutions are Mandrake and Red Hat. U can get maybe Debian or Suse if u want to experiment more but the Red Hat 7.3 and the Mandrake 8.2 are definatly the best ones to start with and from personal experience ill tell u that the Mandrake is a little bit more "user-friendly" than Red Hat and it also has a NTFS support "out tha box" so if u have a second hard drive with movies or mp3's that is NTFS can view em freely.
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