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02-14-2008, 10:05 PM
bhouncy

Linux users.

What is the best Linux for beginners. And what is the best way to learn Linux?
02-17-2008, 12:26 AM
Funkmaster H.O.H.N.

Linux users.

I have some Linux knowledge/background, and the server that I'm in the process of finalizing both hardware and software wise is running the latest version of Debian on it, and so far I like it, a lot better than early versions of Fedora Core, but I heard FC8 was supposed to be far better than older versions.
02-17-2008, 12:49 AM
killerweed420

Linux users.

Ubuntu is probably the most main stream distro. I've messed with it some and some of the Red Hat versions. I think the biggest issue with Linux is the installing of other programs and device drivers. Its nowhere near as easy as Micro$oft
02-17-2008, 12:57 PM
bhouncy

Linux users.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Funkmaster H.O.H.N.

I have some Linux knowledge/background, and the server that I'm in the process of finalizing both hardware and software wise is running the latest version of Debian on it, and so far I like it, a lot better than early versions of Fedora Core, but I heard FC8 was supposed to be far better than older versions.

I've had a very small amount of experience with Linux in the past but really want to go for it now.

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Originally Posted by killerweed420

Ubuntu is probably the most main stream distro. I've messed with it some and some of the Red Hat versions. I think the biggest issue with Linux is the installing of other programs and device drivers. Its nowhere near as easy as Micro$oft

I now have Ubuntu on my machine on a dual boot with Vista. I'm just going to use it to learn Linux rather than messing around adding stuff I don't need that has broke the OS in the past.