Re: My distro is better ( was RE: need 4 RH-6.2)
I really don't understand this whole flame RedHat deal. I run it in my room as a workstation.. very stable and i hardly ever had any problems with "package mismatch", all of Knet's Servers farm run on RedHat including the NOC, and till now it's very stable. personally.. my choice to put on those servers wouldn't have even been linux, it would have been FreeBSD.. but you need a certian level of uniformity which can only be found in a resonable way in RPMs, with all the respect for Debian. Personally i think that when you build a server farm you need to keep everything generic, a good admin is judged by his ability to leave an easy to 'grasp' system, not only a good/stable one. And yes.. I may be an ignorant here, coming from the networking area and a pseudo-linux-newbie and everything. just a personal opinion, flame me please if you think i'm wrong. ISM = To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: My distro is better ( was RE: need 4 RH-6.2)
Actually.. I'm hardly a RH advocate, just wanted to read a decent debate about the subject, and yeah.. i've tried it.. still do.. run it on one of the machines here. i was expecting one of you to bring slackware on to the topic. oh well. Generic means for me atleast, out-of-the-box.. want a proxy. here *clickly click* there you go. BTW: i tried, i didn't got hooked. and the only thing i always go back to is FreeBSD, just cuz i really like chuck. the red hat symbol is really nice too, i got a thing for red things. = To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: All distros are better...
On Fri, 02 Jun 2000, you wrote: > do we learn over time? no, not realy... > > why do we have to passionatly support one distribution, and bash the > others? is it because we need to feel like we belong to some community? > > lets use what we find appealing for us, and let the rest of us live with > their beliefes peacefully. for eventually, it's the people that count, not > the software by itself. if one runs a machine that does good for them, > and they like it, and don't feel the urge to try something else - let them > do that peacefuly, without trying to cripple in the itchie thought of > there being something else, better. for most of us, it drives us crazy to > think that we use and believe in something that is not the best. > > sleep tight, > > guy > Yes, it is because we need to fee like we belong i guess. so? If it wasn't for that itchie thought that there is something better people would have still been using Mainframes and PC's were left as lone wooden boxes in Apple computers office/garage. debating is good, debating is jewish, bashing is good, zsh is better. I personally would very much like people to disagree with me and offer me new ways, i wont learn from people who agree with me or fear expressing opposing opinions. solicitate. = To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
