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xp pro for my desktop (would be 2k pro but the bluetooth drivers are only for xp)
my laptop is a powerbook so os x 10.3+ (panther)

Recently got Lindows, but I really want SuSE. If only I could figure out how to install SuSE... their directions are fuzzy, and I'm a n00b.

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Personally, I'd try RedHat. The installation is easy and user-friendly in graphics mode.

Anyway,

I am currently dual-booting Win2KPro and Linux Redhat 9.0

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I used to dual-boot WinME (I know, we're all allowed to make mistakes in life) and Linux Mandrake (8.1). I've since gotten rid of the ext2 and swapfile partitions and installed WinXP Professional Corporate.

I absolutely love it. I keep 2 Linux LiveCD's handy in my computer "tool box" : Slackware Live and Knoppix. Knoppix actually helped me salvage my computer when someone deleted the boot.ini and several other critical system files on my comp.

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dual boot, right now I'm under Fedora but I also use xp pro.

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I'm all Gentoo Linux

it gave me hell when I tried to install it :mad:

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I use WinXp Pro StyleXp design, works pretty good, except for my 3d card...::

I used to have Windows 98 second edition, it was a filled with bugs, but i remember worst (Windows 2000).

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I have win xp pro and suse installed. Although, SuSe has some weird stuff going on with my (fully linux compatible) network cards. It doesn't want to set up my network. I am looking to switch to a different distro of linux but not sure which. Which distro is really stable, quick, and uses rpm's? Thanks.

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Originally posted by PolishKid
Which distro is really stable, quick, and uses rpm's? Thanks.

Redhat/Fedora Core

I just installed Mandrake 10.0 and it uses rpm's though it is not what I would call a stable release.

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Redhat/Fedora Core

I just installed Mandrake 10.0 and it uses rpm's though it is not what I would call a stable release.

That's why it's called the unstable release (Mandrake names their versions when they become stable and last I checked 5 star is the last stable release(9.2). Anyhow I use sid(Debian).

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