On Sat, 2005-07-16 at 01:30 -0600, Nate Duehr wrote:
> Herbert Graf wrote:
> 
> > The only thing that still bugs me about some Linux distros is upgrading.
> > For some reason Redhat/Fedora has never been good on the "upgrade"
> > front. It's gotten much better, but still isn't perfect.
> 
> Debian's packaging policy makes upgrade failures release-critical bugs. 
>   This is probably the number one reason I run Debian, with all its 
> quirks.

I tried Debian. Being originally a slackware user turned redhat, debian
was simply too foreign to me. Beyond that I had a bear trying to install
it on a resource limited machine, likely because of my lack of
familiarity with debian itself.

Redhat/Fedora certainly isn't perfect, and it definitely has it's own
quirks, but I'm familiar with the quirks! :) Plus, Redhat Enterprise is
what the IT department uses at work, so it's beneficial that I have as
much Redhat experience as possible. TTYL

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