[GRLUG] Suse

[Rick Vargo]

There is no best solution. Different distributions are geared towards
different audiences. If you are looking for a distro with corporate
support, then try RedHat or Suse Enterprise versions. If you are looking
for simplicity or a new Linux user, try a flavor of Ubuntu. Then their
are the more "geek" distros like debian, slackware, and fedora... There
are a slew of others out there too, some with specialized purposes. But
these are probably your main competitors... It is all a matter of taste
and experience.

Rick


Joe Vanderstelt wrote:
>>> Which is what makes HOWTO-X-On-Debian/SUSE/RedHat/ etc... such a waste
>>> of people's effort.
>>>       
>
> Agreed, but just wondering what everyones thoughts are on this situation:
>
> A new user installs  Debian / SUSE / RedHat / Ubuntu / etc and they
> what to share files with another windows computer. I don't think that
> they would have any idea about what samba is or want to touch it's
> configuration file wouldn't they just google "(distro) share files
> with windows"
>
> So my question is what the best solution?
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