[TriLUG] Debian question

[M. Mueller (bhu5nji)]

> You may be tired of hearing this, but by-gum! Mandrake has been very very
> good to a lot of folks - there's a reason why its the fastest growing
> distribution... and of course it supports the latest and greatest hardware.

I use Mandrake 8.1 (8.2 soon, maybe) on my laptop office environment and I'm 
very pleased with it.  I'm not sure about the older revisions.  For my 
application, I really want to stay far away from the kernel's edge.  In less 
than a year, there have been how many kernel releases?  I can't keep up and 
develop an application at the same time.  Besides, I can't figure out what 
the benefit would be to my application to keep abreast of the latest kernel.  
Things have been working nicely at 2.2.14.  I'll move to 2.2.18 if I can get 
Potato working.  Here's what I do: www.signalnetware.com if you're interested.

>
> <okay, let the distro wars begin!>
>
> You know, I would love to have a survey app on TriLUG that lets us
> vote/register our favorite distro's.

RH6.1 with 2.2.14 custom kernel (9 machines now == 1 development + 5 test + 3 
productions)
Mandrake 8.1 on a laptop.

>
> Jon
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