I have been using gnu/linux for about four years and have used several dist's but I finally found out that apt is the packager I have been wanting and that it finds what you need when you want to install something. Perfect "NOW THAT IS A PACKAGE MANAGER!!!!!!"
So should I go back to Corel which I got rid of because I did not see the advantage to learning another packager, OR should I try debian both have software I like and deb will most likily to be able to upgrade to X 4.0 and 2.4 kernel heck deb is using a beta kernel in it's stable release and from what I have stable is STABLE. Anywho, Corel or Debian? will I have to use fdisk if I go to debian? corel partitions on it's own. If I use fdisk I will be erasing a BeOS partition to put linux on but I don't know for sure if this will mess up the MBR like winblows does any info would be cool. THANKS In a mature society "civil servant" is semantically equal to "civil master"
