I have found suse "easiest" to come up to speed on learning how to
install//admin/use. I am sure there are success stories out there with
other distros, but none of the others seem to be a comprehensive for the
newbie. The retail box also includes a printer manual. I suppose I could
now go back and even use slackware; now that I am over the largest portion
of the learning curve. They include more extras than I'll ever use (i.e.
Three kguis for samba.) They include free telephone support for the first
90days of registering. Although, I found I have never used it.
just my 2cents
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Manchester" <mchester@yahoo.com>
To: "slug" <slug@nks.net>
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 11:26 AM
Subject: [SLUG] Suse question
> I'm thinking about trying Suse and was wondering if anyone might have
> some thoughts on Suse.
> 1. is there a package manager for it?
> 2. Are there precompiled binaries for it.
> 3. How is it as far as support
> 4. How does it compare to RedHat 7.x
>
> Thanks
> Mike
>
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