[PLUG] about people who "leaving" as a result of heated discussion

[rscudder@annance.com]

Nick...

I have noticed that many of the people who "leave" over some heated
discussion in which they feel they have been wronged usually come back
after things cool down.  It's simply the way some people deal.  As long as
it doesn't degen into a below the belt hit'n flame war, heated debate is a
good thing.

Roger Scudder
Mail to: rscudder@annance.com



We wnt through this a couple of months ago, and it became VERY heated.  I
do
not think that we want to start that up again.  If I remember correctly,
one
of the people involved in that discussion even left the group.  Does anyone
else remember that?
Nick

-----Original Message-----
From: adam [mailto:adam@looney.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 11:19 AM
To: 'plug@lists.nothinbut.net'
Subject: RE: [PLUG] "Distro" advocates


Hey, to me apt sounds similar to rpm.
Can anyone hit us with a rpm vs. apt for
the time challenged?
/a


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On Thu, 25 May 2000 darxus@chaosreigns.com wrote:

> On Thu, 25 May 2000, Vettese, Nick A wrote:
>
> > I have used almost all the different distros (Only the major ones!),
and
I
> > think it is a draw between Red Hat and SuSE.  I think that they have a
> > certain ease about them when setting up the different components.  I
have
> > been using Red Hat exclusively, for about a year now, and I am getting
ready
> > to try SuSE 6.4.  I have heard excellent things about it.  One other
point I
> > want to make though.  I heard some one say this, and it has never left
my
> > head.  It doesn't matter wich distro you really use, because it is all
the
> > same Linux.  The kernel doesn't change only the programs that surround
it.
> > Nick
>
> The most important thing I forgot to say... try them all, and decide what
> you like the most.  Nothing's perfect for everybody.
>
> Nick: I'm curious, have you used Debian ?
>
> Is there anybody here who's used Debian, gotten to know apt, and decided
> they still liked another Linux distro better ?
>
> I really must get around to trying SuSE some day.
>
> Oh yeah... Slashdot poll, "My favorite Linux Distribution is:"
> http://slashdot.org/pollBooth.pl?qid=distro2&aid=-1
>
> Top 3, in order:
> 1) SuSE
> 2) Debian
> 3) RedHat
>
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