On Wednesday 20 February 2002 7:52 pm, Eduardo Sanchez wrote:
> On Wednesday 20 February 2002 14:28, Navindra Umanee wrote:
> > Red Hat on the other hand has nothing but a reputation of robustness
> > and being well-thought out in *its* target market.  They have to be
> > doing something right.
>
> Navindra, this is just a reality check. See this dot.kde.org thread:
>
> http://dot.kde.org/1013639318/1013642328/1013642856/1013643134/10136435=
49/1
>013644563/1013647432/
>
> They can't be robust -and KDE friendly- with bugs like this.

Sorry Nav - I have to agree with Eduardo. RedHat do not create a robust=20
product - they certainly create a corporatly friendly product - and it wo=
rks=20
at the level that a typical enterprise may require with callpacks, securi=
ty=20
updates and the like - but it is certainly not the best Linux out there I=
MHO.

I disagree that Mandrake has bad design - yes it has some silly design er=
rors,=20
but it has put Linux in a better position for new users. I knowmany peopl=
e=20
who can use Mankdrake ok, but have trouble with other distro's.

Xandros and Lycoris look interesting also.

=09Jono


 
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