Ubuntu is a good place to start. but then as with everything else, the flavour is entirely a matter of personal preference. for many that i tried, there is a zealous, almost occultic following to each and depending on your tastes and preferences, each shines in its fort. ive found basic lampp administration easier with ubuntu than mandriva. but then again, that was mdrv spring 2007. On 6/6/09, Dennis Kioko <dmbuvi@gmail.com> wrote:
After a lot of hard work, I have graduated to a normal linux user. still, i am so inexperienced that i have wasted a whole week of person-hours teying to get mysql and vmware tio run in linux before giving up. In both cases, Google assured me that there were more than 2 million other people facing similar problems, with no known straight forward solution.
So distinguished Skunklings, I hereby sought your advice on the most suitable linux distribution for linux power users. I would like one with good support, driver support, many applications available (we dont like re-inventing the wheel) etc.
I currently use Mandriva, and I am requesting for advice on Mandriva, Fedora, Suse, and the ever popul;ar Unix branched FreeBSD. I might consider Ubuntu, if a strong case is put forward in its case (as you can see, i favor RPMs)
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