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Originally Posted by Satissh S
But Gaurav wasn't SuSe biased towards KDE?? redhat was biased towards GNOME. And I am biased towards the shell   |
Sure it was, but in addition to SUSE, NOVELL acquired XIMIAN also, they have bunch of one of the most innovative GNOME hackers(evolution was one of the by products), and since that time SUSE have regularly improved their GNOME section. 9.3 was an interesting distribution from this view point
I played with it but couldn't made myself to commit to it, also my cousin has a lot to do with it.
redhat
REDHAT did have (after 7x) a respectable KDE section. All the top of the line KDE stuff is always present in Fedora distributions since, so actually in Redhat's case it was not that bad.
I have tried Debian Sarge, although it reminded me of old hacking days, Not very advance distribution, stability bla blah. Synaptic looked like the daddy of Gnome RPM we used in Redhat 6.x and 7x. But Debian still occupies some space for the programs that cant be compiled on GCC4x
I bash around a lot, sorry no scripting since student days, bet you just cant get around without it if you are a real Linux user