On October 24, 2002 11:45 am, UnKnown wrote: > Yours its really one of the most intresting introspections that I > have read on any of the debian lists.
Hehe, thanks. > To beging with most of the > people complayns on how hard is to work with debian compear with > redhat or suse. Most say that it is a distro for gurus, or geeks > who like dark and hiden knowledge, to do stuff that could be > acomplish with a click under oder distros. I have never understood those complaints. Before I found debian I tried Slackware (3.6 on a 486), Caldera, various versions of mandrake, Connectiva, Redhat, and a few other distros that I dont even remember. Every single time I would go in with the intention of finally switching from windows but would go back within a few days in disgust. I think the other distros make a good first impression with their fancy installers but then get progressively worse. Debian makes a bad (in some opinions, I personally think its quite nice) first impression but once you have muddled through the first few days it just keeps on getting better and better. As I mentioned before I've been using it for about a year now and I still find at least one new cool thing about it every few days that I didn't know about. Its great. > If I may give you an > advice from my ignorance. YOU are the ferst one who cares for what > you are lerning, what is really amazing from my point of view. And > if you have all that doubts inside the best thing you can do is to > lose them, get other distro, try suse, redhat, mandrake, lindows, > or even slackware, one of the rougest. Maybe I will eventually try Gentoo... But not until I get a new drive, I wouldnt want to take out my debian system for that.. On the other hand, I also have a dusty install of Windows XP taking up space.... :) cheers, leo -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
