Summary: I was curious to what would be the best linux distribution for a pentium 100 laptop that will be set up as a web server. I would like to have as smal...
Summary: looking for a FREE and up to date linux distro for noobs! i am really all new to linux and want to have a stable and 100% up and running system. i hav...
Summary: Depends on what you use you computer for. If you are a gamer then you are probably better off with windoze. I wouldn't say that linspire is the best l...
Summary: Any Linux distro is a good server (as long as it's not MicroSuck) and if you decide to pick Slackware Linux, I think you make a great choice. taurus ...
Summary: is each linux distro on a separate partition? and does each have a separate kernel? you'd want the redhat kernel in something like /boot/vmlinuz.re...
Summary: You might wanna try a LiveCD linux such as knoppix first before you go and partition your HDD and then come crying here asking how to uninstall These...
Summary: I desparately need linux drivers for : a) Trident 3dImage 9750 AG card b) Samtron 40Bn Monitor By the way, I am new to Linux. Installation tips will h...
Summary: Hi guys, I'd like to give Linux a go, but I'm having trouble finding a good distro to use. Essentially, I'm looking for something that is easy to ins...
Summary: my mum has an old gateway machine she uses to write on, which currently has windows 95 installed. she wants to go on the internet with it so she can s...
Summary: Every major distribution is capable of doing this. The program you need for communicating with windows is called SAMBA (www.samba.org). At this moment...
Summary: The preferences for Linux probably go in the order: Machine dedictated to Linux = Best Hard disk dedicated to linux = Second Best Linux partition on ...
Summary: Hi, The main distroes (and the best ones) are: Red Hat Linux, Debian and Slackware. The other distributions are based on Red Hat, Debian or Slackware...
Summary: Sorry guys, I know you must get alot of these :( It's just that i'm not too clued up on Linux, so I wasn't sure what was the bestest and easiest distr...
Summary: Okay, first off, "separate partition for the bios" doesn't make sense... the BIOS is that screen that first comes up: it's a chip, not physically on t...
Summary: What is the best book to read to learn Linux System Administration and networking. I prefer Red Hat (since that is the distro I have installed). I a...
Summary: If redhat 9 works for you then why change distro? Can you not perhaps just update gnome? Ubuntu is good if you fancy a look at the Debian side of thin...
Summary: Is there a BEST distributor for a version of linux...what r some of ur oppinions on this subject....( example:redhat-phatlinux-corel......ext....?) ...
Summary: The 2 important things are RAM memory and the size of your hard disk. I think that the running Ubuntu (Breezy Badger) might require more RAM than yo...
Summary: i wanna try linux for the desktop.... ive installed redhat (6.2 and 7.2, i think) before....i just downloaded RH8 and well... i want a nice and good g...
Summary: Don't worry about it. Linux distros are cheap or free, so you can try several before you decide which is your favorite. Mandrake is good -- personally...
Summary: I'd go for Mandrake. I use Mandrake, Fedora, and Suse, and my opinion is that Mandarake has the best balance of usability /configurability. The distr...
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