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yea i thought so =\ ..i just got RedHat and im getn Mandrake and Slackware right now (i was thinking about getn Debian..buta im just too lazy to download all those iso ) im just trying out each distro to see which one i like most. im taking cisco acadamy 3 and 4 right now so i have a broad idea about how computers/hardware/networks work, my professor told me most jobs these days are looking for people who are multi-platformed, so i desided to expand and try out linux. so yea im just testing out which distro i like best so i can start using linux
Last edited by DC Sk8erz Inc.; 07-05-2003 at 11:49 AM.
the things are not related to a distro. any distro can look like anything if you want it to, and things liek command lines are always there, not ever gonna dissapear.
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..by the way...what type of linux os do most people use these days 
) im just trying out each distro to see which one i like most. im taking cisco acadamy 3 and 4 right now so i have a broad idea about how computers/hardware/networks work, my professor told me most jobs these days are looking for people who are multi-platformed, so i desided to expand and try out linux. so yea im just testing out which distro i like best so i can start using linux 
