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    ohhh riteo
    Im hoping to get my old pc down, plug it into my new telly in my room and put sabayon on it, the wobbly windows effects look cool

    I also run YDL on my ps3 for a while, its Ok, not spectacular, it was my first, and so far, only Linux experience, apart from Pc-BSD on virtualisation.
    Last edited by Jamesy; 29-05-2007 at 08:45 PM.
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    PC-BSD is phit.

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    This guide was written from my experience and knowledge with Linux to help the newbie users of linux

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    Very nice guide, well done + rep.

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    A very nice list and good idea to people wanting to start using Linux.

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    Zen, Kubuntu.. Xubuntu

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    I'm just going to address the things which bugged me most:

    Debian is fine for a desktop, workstation or server, because of the package life cycle. Stable branch, stable system. To be a little more updated with a desktop setup, testing branch. If you want to help fix bugs, there's the unstable branch. Also, its repositories have more software packages than any other distribution with over 18 thousand. A point which is nearly always mentioned in Debian's favor is its package management tool, APT, which makes installing software incredibly easy.

    There are security flaws in all the distributions.

    Since when the hell was FreeBSD based on RHEL? Besides FreeBSD being older than RHEL, it's BSD, not Linux. One of FreeBSD's problems is that it's not quite as cutting edge. There's less support for it than Linux. In any case, FreeBSD is more stable than Linux and runs about as effectively; hence why it's one of the most popular server operating systems.

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    Fedora 7 is out i use it ! =] it has a well nice loader =] add to the list =]. Why am i doing loads of =] i think ive gone =] crazy ahhh! nevermind.
    Last edited by Flisker; 26-07-2007 at 11:07 AM.
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    There are lots of distributions, Whenever im looking for a new distro to try out I have a look at this :

    http://730x.up.md/wp-content/44218-1.png

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    I just ordered a cd from https://www.linuxiso.co.uk

    Lol little trick I learnt.. When ordering from that site, register etc and when it gets to the choose either paypal or card, click paypal then click continue.. Now in the address bar c+p https://www.linuxiso.co.uk/checkout_process.php and then you get an email saying that the cds being delivered to you. Donno if they'll fall for the scam but ill wait and see if I get the cd
    Last edited by Stephen; 29-07-2007 at 10:31 PM.

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