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Quoting Richard Brown <rich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > Hi Guys > > Having obtained a new computer I now want to use it to backup files > downloaded from the net (i.e. web pages) and also to backup OS X files. > I am used to building RH 9.0 servers and that was what I was going to > turn to.... but of course it is old and RH are no longer issuing > updates. So is it worth going down the Fedora road and installing that? > Is it very like RH in its use? > > Or is there a different distro worth using? My difficulty is that I > would like to get this up and running quickly and not have to have to > steep a learning curve. i.e. at this point I want to avoid Debian but > there again, I might not! > > Any advice gladly accepted. Thanks. > My experience of Fedora was a positive one. The interface seems to be the same (although it is a while since I used RH9) and from what I can tell it seems to be supported better than a couple of distros I have tried recently. I'm going to have a play with Fedora later on this evening, I'm still trying to get vmware working, I've tried Suse 9.1 (didn't work particually well), CentOS 3.3 x86_64 version and I couldn't get the libraries, so I'm hoping Fedora will do the job. I think tho there are some more people in the group who have better experience of it than I have. Rob -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.
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