It should work fine. Linux distros aren't exactly disparate operating
systems, but rather different approaches to certain aspects of the same
model. Typically user management and software packaging are biggies. If
you have any trouble I'm sure a little googling will solve it.
Kem Tekinay wrote:
On 1/1/07 12:47 PM, JC at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In order of preference: Ubuntu, Suse, (several others including Linspire),
Red Hat.
I found Red Hat to be the most frustrating to deal with. I won't bore you
with my travails but suffice to say that I didn't perceive it to be as user
friendly as most distros that I have encountered.
On 1/1/07 12:57 PM, Norman Palardy at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If I had to use one daily Ubuntu
It can be installed fairly small and was pretty easy to set up
Thanks to you both. I think I'll try Ubuntu.
Are you using the latest version (6.10) with Parallels? I ask because that
version is not included on their list of supported OS's.
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