ahhh, not this question. Ok, so, RH is probably the popular distro in the
worls, but I don't know that I'd ever call it "on top" :) I personally use
Slackware, and always have, first Linux distro I ever used and none of the
others are comfprtable to me, now, I think a lot of people in the arena
like debian and some use Suse, Debian is pretty cool. Redhat is ok for a
workstation, but I think you'd want something that you had complete
control over the stuff on for a server and the redhat install drops all
kinds of stuff on by default and puts them in sometimes odd places.


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Jonathan Furrer
jonny@jofu.com

On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, Alan Gore wrote:

-->I'm an old subscriber just getting back onto the list after a year of
-->absence. My original Linux system, a 486, was destroyed in a flood several
-->months ago, and I'm contemplating a new install on a newer system on which
-->I'm now running Windows 2000 Pro. I ran RH6 on the old machine. I want to
-->use this new system as a file server, Linux testbed, and development system
-->for Apache-based online content.
-->
-->Since I have been away from Linux for a while, what's new in the last year?
-->What distro does everyone like these days? Is RH still on top, or is the
-->lead changing?
-->
-->The machine: Intel DK440LX dual-processor motherboard with 266M PIII's, 256M
-->RAM, 8M IDE HD, integrated NIC, 2 integrated SCSI buses, integrated Crystal
-->audio. The video controller is an ATI Rage Pro AGP 2X. Do current Linuces
-->have support for dual-processor mobos and this set of devices?
-->
-->Alan Gore
-->
-->
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