Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2002 15:09:31 -0800 From: Raistlin Majere <raistlin@e-raist.com> To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: Re:Which Linux for a long-time FreeBSD user? Message-ID: <3C93D0AB.6C3618F7@e-raist.com>
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Mike,
I've ran a few version of linux and found I get along with redhat. I
would recommend downloading and installing 7.2 (running a 2.4 kernel)
(lastest version available from www.redhat.com). The kernel and modules
are typically stored in /usr/src/linux, which should help in your work.
Redhat is quite versatile and functional, and makes a decent desktop OS.
Debian is another flavor I would recommend as by default its more
secure than redhat. I haven't done much with linux for awhile though,
so I'm unfamiliar with what its like these days.
Good luck!
Raistlin Alexander Majere
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