I don't believe your assumption to be correct, at least not completely. Unstable
packages run pretty much as "bleeding-edge" as any other distro. I don't think market
share has much to do with a good product, look at Microsoft. Also, McDonald's sells
many burgers above anyone else but I wouldn't consider it the best burger because of
that, actually McDonalds food is pretty bad. I have used Mandrake, Slack and pure
Debian. I really like storm due to the slightly faster install and some of the tools
they use (more of a convenience than anything else).
I would recommend to you to try as many distros as you can and eventually you'll
find one you'll like. I just happen to like Storm the best.
HTH
Eddie
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On Wed, 27 Dec 2000 13:28:21 frocco wrote:
>
>Hello,
>
>I just purchased a boxed version of Storm Deluxe.
>My system is currently running RH7.
>I'm having second thoughts of going with a debian base package over
>RH7. I like the fact that RH7 would normally get updated sooner than
>a debian version of linux. Am I correct in assuming this?
>I also feel that RH7 is a better choice because of their market share, but
>don't like the fact that they charge you to use their update agent.
>
>I really need some feedback from users who are experienced in linux and
>it's versions.
>
>Thanks for the help.
>
>Frank
>
>
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