On Thu, 2006-04-06 at 13:04 -0400, Peter Todd wrote:
> I used to experiment more with different distro's and OSes, Slackware,
> RedHat, the various BSD's, but now that I've been using Linux
> exclusively for years, I know Debian very well and it's predictable.
> I'm sure RedHat etc. has features that I'm missing, but it's good
> enough.

I tried Debian once. It had a few issues with the hardware I had at the
time and I never went back.

The later versions of Redhat/Fedora have a very good implementation of
yum (very similar to apt-get), and as long as to add the correct depots
it works extremely well. I rarely use rpm directly anymore.

TTYL

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