Hi Shaffin,
I am not able to understand your requirements. If you want to develop &
test kernels, then I dont think you get the source code with any
distribution. Be it redhat (fedora) or debian (ubuntu). In case you want to
do that, you should install a distribution & then also compile & install the
prefered kernel version from www.kernel.org.
Now coming to GUI - all distributions support GUI interface.
The choice of distribution varies from person to person depending on his
requirements. But from what I have experienced so far * read is that redhat
(fedora) is good from development & debian (ubuntu) is good for GUI &
isntallation on laptops/desktops.
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Shaffin Bhanji <shaffin.bha...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I dont want to start a distribution war amongst the developers but
> what seems to be the preferred distribution for kernel developers that
> has prooven its pace to be able to develop and test vanilla kernels
> with ease, and includes a gui desktop.
>
> Thanks,
> Shaffin.
>
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