[ Be sure to note the "P.S." before you respond. ;-]
Debian comes on 14 CDs (or 2 DVDs).
It is a "kitchen sink" distro.
Fedora Core is much "leaner" at 4 CDs.
Plus I can install just want I need from Fedora over the Internet from a
4MB CD image.
Or I can even grab a 6MB FAT image and boot from my FlashDrive on my key
ring!
I like to install Fedora in a 90MB "minimal install."
And then I YUM everything else.
Sometimes I install X, GTK+, APT and Synaptic.
And then I "point'n click" what I need.
It's very intuitive.
Unlike Debian.
It's bloated and unorganized.
-- Bryan
P.S. See what I mean? This example post shows _total_ignorance_ of
Debian! That's _exactly_ what you're doing with _Fedora_!
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