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    Registered User KINGofBLEH's Avatar
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    Moving on to other matters....

    I am getting ready to build my first Linux box in a week or so (waiting on hardware to arrive). I am also thinking about tinkering with OpenBSD in the near future. I am curious how many members of this forum currently run a non-windows OS from home and what is the OS of choice?
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    Running a dually here.

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    I had red hat 8.0 on one machine and it installed sooo easily.

    It was nice for 3 days until I found I was totally lost and there were no apps I could run at all because everything I own is for windows and I don't know poopie one about linux so...

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    We are doing some experimenting here with k12ltsp; a version of Red Hat that is thin client based, it is preaty cool (when all the drivers are working)
    I like trafic lights

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    I briefly played with RedHat 8 and Mandrake under VMWare before putting RedHat 8 on an old laptop and running it as a firewall.

    If I'd had more time I would have taken more of an interest - like ITLU I got annoyed that I had no apps to run on it - but I chickened out once I'd set up iptables.

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    I've played around with BeOS and Corel Linux in the past, but like my friends here, all the apps I needed to use were on the windows platform - and I don't expect my wife to use Linux either. Besides, I got a free copy of WinXPPro from MS, so why would I fool around with Linux?

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    Originally posted by Outcoded
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    I run Redhat 8 and Mandrake 9.0. Love 'em both.
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    Originally posted by +Daemon+
    8 machines

    3 - Windows Xp
    1 - Windows 2k
    1 - Mac OS X
    1 - Gentoo Linux
    1 - Red Hat Linux
    1 - FreeBSD
    Daemon, what's your preference of the non-windows OS?
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