Which Linux?

[t0rek]

I prefer Suse right now... I used Slackware sometime ago... but I'm too lazy to manually configure the stuff manually...

 

[Hexidecimal]

suse ships one with their distros actually. check if you have "kdebase3-suse" installed since the kde3 prompts you to remove it before installing the newer release.

I should have clarified, it works in KDE fine, I install with Yast2, but I prefer Gnome, its just cleaner and faster for me, but theres no RPM Handler built in to SuSe running gnome, you can use terminal, but I was hoping for a Package Handler like FC3's.

 

[Falcon4ever]

Hmm i can't seem to find KDevelop on SuSe 9.2 (yast2)... can you guys?

 

[Hexidecimal]

I've decided that the best way to do it is just use the terminal, it isnt that hard, and if it doesnt work you can switch to KDE for 30 seconds and it installs fine.

 

[Slougi]

Been using Gentoo since 1.2

 

[Hexidecimal]

After I get a good enough knowledge of how linux works I plan to tackle Gentoo next.

 

[soccerboi00]

Right now I'm using Ubuntu. An amazing first release. Don't be fooled by the version 4.10. Fourth year, 10th month. Get it? Oh yeah, they also send you an absolutlutly FREE cd. They pay for shipping and everything. Really great. Ubuntu is also based off Debian, so it can run .deb installers

 

[Eagle]

After I get a good enough knowledge of how linux works I plan to tackle Gentoo next.

Tackling gentoo is what teaches you the knowlege of how linux works. I didn't learn anything about linux until my first install of gentoo.

 

[2bzy4ne1]

I finally got a dual boot going in my computer. :icecream:

Right now, I'm using Mandrake, but I'm still very n00bish on it. Once I can get everything all set up, I think everything should be running smoothly. aperbag: