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W0RLI > LINUX 22.07.03 06:07l 76 Lines 1585 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Which is the best version?????
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<GM7HUD@GB7ESX.#31.GBR.EU> wrote in message news:000126GM7HUD...
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> > but what I would
> > like to know is which version is the best version?
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> Best version ??
Obviously for ham radio, since this is a ham radio discussion.
> Not a valid question!
Certainly valid, and obvious.
> Do you mean which is the best kernel?
Of course not. Who cares?
> Or do you mean which is the
> best distribution?
Of course not. Who cares?
> And best distribution for what?
Of course not. Who cares?
> A Linux
> server?
Eh what?
> What is it going to serve? Web pages? A compiler hosting server?
> A high performance router?
Don't be silly.
> A little more detail about what you want to do will help people
> point you in the right (and right isn't the best word here) way.
Use it for ham radio?
> >From experience, Debian is good but I probably do different
> things than you want to! I had Suse but they put things in the
> "wrong" place. I've used Red Hat, another where you have to do
> things the Red Hat way which is not always the most compatible
> with other systems.
Simple stuff like ... ham radio use! Duh.
Nice if it could also do the usual and simple things that Windows
and MacOS do, but since there is no version of Unix capable of
those things ... how about just normal ham radio use?
> 73 de Andy GM7HUD (Using Linux x86, Linux Xscale and Linux PPC
> amongst other things)
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> p.s. There's is no best, and no right way though!
Ah ... yes ... all are equally bad.
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... Hank
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