I've finally found my Linux distro. It's Ubuntu linux. It's great. The whole thing fits on one cd, unlike Fedora and SUSE which are five cd's. Who needs all that software anyway. Not me. The best thing about it is that you can get cd's sent to you for free anywhere in the world. I recieved my Ubuntu cd's in the post a few days ago. I live in Norway and it came from the Netherlands. I didn't pay anything for them. The pack contained the newest copy of Ubuntu both install and live cd for x86, 64-bit and PPC processors. 6 cd's in all. You only actually use one for installation of course, but I decided to get all three packs as I was going to use it on an x86 system, but I also have an old PPC computer I would like to test it on and I'll be buying a new computer in not to long from now so I might be getting a 64-bit one.
Anyway, take a look, www.ubuntu.com.
P.S. If you use some other Linux distro, please do tell.
Anyway, take a look, www.ubuntu.com.
P.S. If you use some other Linux distro, please do tell.