true, Mandrake is good -nt-

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On 2002-11-12 04:53:24, dax5 wrote
>the two that are more user friendly, i.e. easier for a Windows user to switch over to, would be RedHat and Mandrake. From my experience, I've found Mandrake to be easier to install and configure. It has a couple of desktops to choose from, KDE, Gnome, etc, and seems to make a smooth transition from Windows (especially NT/2000). And it should be stable enough to suit your needs ... much more than the Windows platform (although, I still like 2000). Slackware is for more advanced users, and takes a little experience to configure correctly. Just my 2 cents, let me know if I can help you with any of it, or if you need some documentation.
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>Cheers,
>---Dax

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linux version opinion - Tr cordeos 2002-11-12 04:44:00
- More like Windows AND more stable?? lol ;o) -nt- - Tr TheUnsungHero 2002-11-13 13:53:50
- kaladix :P..actually try redhat tis the easiest -nt- - Maj Emrys 2002-11-13 01:26:55
- Mandrake - 2nd Lt artic 2002-11-12 22:08:12
  - I forgot don't scuse you [more] - 2nd Lt artic 2002-11-12 22:10:54
- mandrake 9.0, although I luv slack =P nt - LtKer XCoyote 2002-11-12 15:07:49
- www.redhat.com - Tr x10n 2002-11-12 10:42:06
  - noo, the versions > 6.2 sucks ñt- - 2nd Lt sha6 ow 2002-11-13 20:47:07
- RE: linux version opinion - LtKer dax5 2002-11-12 04:53:24
  - >true, Mandrake is good -nt- - Mar Xenographic 2002-11-12 04:55:54 <
- RE: linux version opinion - Mar Xenographic 2002-11-12 04:49:38

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Message:	On 2002-11-12 04:55:54, Xenographic wrote >On 2002-11-12 04:53:24, dax5 wrote >>the two that are more user friendly, i.e. easier for a Windows user to switch over to, would be RedHat and Mandrake. From my experience, I've found Mandrake to be easier to install and configure. It has a couple of desktops to choose from, KDE, Gnome, etc, and seems to make a smooth transition from Windows (especially NT/2000). And it should be stable enough to suit your needs ... much more than the Windows platform (although, I still like 2000). Slackware is for more advanced users, and takes a little experience to configure correctly. Just my 2 cents, let me know if I can help you with any of it, or if you need some documentation. >> >>Cheers, >>---Dax
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