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The best Linux Destribution
1.) What is a good linux destribution for beginners, and which linux destribution are best for experts.
The best linux distribution is probably Mandrake, I have 7.0, but thats only because I have ATA 66, the computer downstairs has ATA 33, so I hve Mandrake 6.5 I found that 6.5 is actually more stable than 7.0 because they tried to make 7.0 too compatible, which ruins the stability. If you plan to work on a webpage, use Open Linux 2.4 And red hat is great, but may be hard for a beginner. A true expert will use any linux distribution and reprogram it to their needs. But I'm assuming you aren't that advanced, so I say Red Hat 6.2 By the way, A great book is Maximum Security Linux
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hey thanks for your opinion but i need more opinion from a wide group of people. i will give points out to the person who gives the best answer and back it up well.
Hi,
I am a newbie. I started with Red Hat Linux 5.2. This gave me the time of my life. But then I learnt a lot - and that is why we are doing linux anyway otherwise we would be using Windoze.
Now i am doing RedHat 6.2 and it is easier than 5.2
It is good for beginners - i can say that as i am one of them.
For the experts who are looking for a challenge - Try Debian.
It is really good and tricky. All the Best!
I am a newbie. I started with Red Hat Linux 5.2. This gave me the time of my life. But then I learnt a lot - and that is why we are doing linux anyway otherwise we would be using Windoze.
Now i am doing RedHat 6.2 and it is easier than 5.2
It is good for beginners - i can say that as i am one of them.
For the experts who are looking for a challenge - Try Debian.
It is really good and tricky. All the Best!
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GNU/debian is the best distrib , the most serious the most stable the most free
hotbot, debian is the best for a beginner as well?
depend what you want , if you want to really use GNU/linux , so debian is good
for everythink .
if you want to type a:install install win2000 or buy a mac
for everythink .
if you want to type a:install install win2000 or buy a mac
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hey thanks
Sams teach your self Linux. That seems to be the only way to get good accurate documentation. There are others, check them all out.