I'm on the same page as you and Derek.
We use RH 7.3 at work (on the few workstations that run Linux, most run
Windows) 'cuz that's what is officially supported (although we are
slowly migrating our servers over to Linux..from Sun...we have about 300
users..in a heavy computing research setting).
On Fri, 2002-11-29 at 12:31, Derek Jennings wrote:
> I totally agree Terry.
> After having used Mandrake for 18 months I thought had better check on other
> distros, just in case I was being blind to their merits. Red Hat 8 's
> install went very nicely, and the fonts were great, but when I tri
I totally agree Terry.
After having used Mandrake for 18 months I thought had better check on other
distros, just in case I was being blind to their merits. Red Hat 8 's
install went very nicely, and the fonts were great, but when I tried to
actually 'do things' in it I found I missed all the
I've been on this list a fairly long time in 'newbie' years, a little
over a year at this point!
I started out with Mandrake 7.2 and progressed to 8.0, 8.1 and 8.2.
However, for the last several months I have not been using Mandrake.
Instead, I've been doing a 'distro a week', installing Red Hat
