[Techtalk] Re: RedHat - Fedora Linux - alternatives?
kaptan
kaptan at kablonet.com.tr
Mon Sep 29 09:37:46 EST 2003
YaST2 is enough good.
Furthermore, you may give a chance to Mandrake Linux that will use GNOME 2.4
as of v.9.2. Their services are pretty good such as updating packages via
urpmi (apt-get like service) or rpmdrake (graphical interface based on
urpmi) and if you want enough commercial support you may become a member of
mandrake club whose basic membership is USD 60 per year. Club members also
benefit from discounts regarding commercial software that runs on Linux.
Best regards,
Cengizhan Kaptan
Eeva Järvinen writes:
> Hmm. Fedora having mailing-list-only support means I'll switch. Any opinions on SuSE? I've understood it has something similar to up2date, called YaST2. Is it any good? Are SuSE's servers well available? How's the Gnome support? SuSE's website lists Gnome 2.2 as being supported, but does it have hidden problems?
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> What I want is some sort of commercial backing; I'm sure I could work my way through slackware, Debian or perhaps even GNU/Hurd, but I don't want to; there're more important things in my life. I'm willing to pay some money for a good quality update service; I don't need the very latest software (but I do want Gnome 2 or newer+new or backport-security-patched sendmail+mutt), I dislike very bleeding-edge technology (too much work).
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