On Fri, Aug 28, 1998 at 09:26:49AM -0400, Joe Duncan wrote:
> Which distribution to go with, is I believe, a matter of personal
> taste.
> I have worked with two personally, Slackware and Red Hat. The version
> of Slackware I had was a bit older, but overall I like Red Hat better. Red
> Hat 5.0 comes with many of the kernel modules already created and
> compiled and seems to me to be more user friendly than Slackware...
> That's my 2 cents...
>
>> Original Text From: "John Schmerold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 27/08/98 5:29 pm:
>> OK, here's my question: For this application - a router box with IP MASQ
>> capabilities, which distribution should I start with.
If you are only putting together one or two computers every couple of
months I would use Redhat or SuSe because you can up grade the software
in place.
If you are putting in five a day or something like this Slackware seems
to be the best for configuration of what packages to install without
having to select each package.
--
Andrew L. Davis Network Operations
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ViperLink International
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