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> like a more user friendly Redhat, which I don't need. If all these operating
> systems are Linux based, then is basic configuration like networking the
> same? Which would be best to learn on and where else can I go to read doc. I
I will say this: The closer you stay to the shell prompt, text editors, and
configuration files, the less difference there is between distributions because
they are based on the Linux kernel. The more you move toward utilities and
GUIs, the more you will become fluent in a single distribution.
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