Distro suggestions
i am looking for suggestions for a linux distro.
i am running an e-machines T2958 with intel based onboard video and sound and a 8-in-1 media reader (no floppy). i have a little experience in linux but not much, am looking for a distro that will support Majority of my hardware, also, am running an ntfs file system. would like to find either a good dual boot distro to get my feet wet with or a boot from windows partion distro for the same thing. i have messed a little with redhat, Storm, mandrake, turbo, debian, and Suse linux. all i am really looking for is a dist with a Gui to go with my command line. not alot of bells and whistles, just basic compiling, text editing, and modem support. am currently on a 56k modem with america online so would need a not to enourmous distro. Any suggestions or even just pointers and advice would be nice. thanks in advance for any and all help :confused: :newbie: |
Screw it, i'll go with arch for now
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personally i'd suggest slackware.
it seems like no matter which distribution i try out, i eventually end up going back to slackware. it's kind of magnetic, if you will. |
I suggest VectorLinux. Light and fast. Slackware-based. Extremely beautiful logo, awful background.
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