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what do u guys like using more..
i've tried redhat 8.0..but i don't think i like it as much as 7.2..
i've had more fun on the 7.2 than 8.0..what do u guys think?
any suggestions which one i should use?
most people here will like the latest distros. honestly , do you like kde 2.2 better than kde 3.0.
i just bought red hat 9 at http://www.compusa.com, and finally got the update agent to work. i just updated my kernal. also got rid of the bluecure desktop, i think it sucks. just don,t like it.
i can,t wait for suse 8.2 to come out, i have for some reason, become fond of suse after installing many distros. maybe it,s the german instinct to details.
Only update if you want to update the majority of packages that come with Redhat. Or keep your existing version and update what needs to be updated/what you feel needs to be updated!
If your happy with 7.2, I see no reason to update the whole distro really.
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