What shall be my next linux abomination?
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- akimm
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What shall be my next linux abomination?
No,no, actually, which distro would you recommend for an intermediate linux user? My main desire is bleeding edge kernels, and built in LAMPP if possible. I have FC5 right now, but am looking to migrate.
- akimm
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Gotcha.
I'll look into ubunto, which consequently is what I had been looking at regardless. With all of the hype, i've found surronding it with the other threads I suppose its a safe choice.
- RobertGonzalez
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When I was looking at installing Linux, I asked this question. The answers are far ranging. I suppose the best thing to do would be to research the various distros and see which would work best for you. I can tell you right now that you are going to get varying answers to your question, and most will cycle through:
- Fedora Core/RHEL
- Ubuntu
- Gentoo
- SuSE
Ubuntu is for beginners to intermediates imo, it does a lot for you.
Distro's like Gentoo are more intermediate to advanced. You can choose to let Gentoo do stuff for you, or you can optimise and customise your install to your hearts content and do it all your self.
and then you have the likes are Arch which is for the hard core "I want to do everything" users
Distro's like Gentoo are more intermediate to advanced. You can choose to let Gentoo do stuff for you, or you can optimise and customise your install to your hearts content and do it all your self.
and then you have the likes are Arch which is for the hard core "I want to do everything" users