I might go ahead and give Debian a shot on the install, seems like the
distro of choice, and I have a separate Redhat box (233mhz, don't think
its S3 Virge supports OpenGL, I'd have to look) but I could use that for
testing  Debian seems to be the choice by large, and if it supports
rpm's I might as well muck around with it for a bit.

Despite RedHat's many publicized issues, I will give them credit - the
GUI install is smooth and painless, and works like a champ on the 4
systems I have tried 7.2 on.  The text installer is just as easy really.

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Subject: re: [Flightgear-devel] Redhat (vs debian) / BSD OK?


On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, David Megginson wrote:

> I think that we have many RedHat users working with FlightGear, so 
> there should be no problem.  We'll convert you to Debian some other 
> time.

<distro holy war>
At this point I'll just add that Slackware users don't have any problems
- it flightgear is happy on a default install. </distro holy war>

:-)

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