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Personally I've kept with Debian after moving off of slackware. Really dont like the "commercialization" that redhat has done with Linux. There is no real support number, just newsgroups and email lists like linux I think should be, and there is LOTS of support out there on the newsgroups. IMO dont know why we need to pay for support :) -dave On Tue, 4 Nov 2003, Arthur A. Person wrote: Hi... It was brought to my attention today that RedHat is apparently dropping support for it's free versions of Linux. This leaves us (and I'm sure many of you) in a quandary as to what to do. The options appear to be either to buy support (which apparently will be $150 per desktop, more for servers) or switch to another vendor. We will probably be forced to switch to another vendor, at least for many of our desktops, because of the costs involved. I'd be interested in any opinions anyone has as to preferences for other Linux distributions and why. Also, are there any gotcha's with the other distro's as far as running the LDM and gempak are concerned? Thanks. Art. -- Arthur A. Person Research Assistant, System Administrator Penn State Department of Meteorology email: person@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, phone: 814-863-1563 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- David B. Bukowski |email (work): bukowski@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Network Analyst III |email (personal): davebb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx College of Dupage |webpage: http://www.cshschess.org/davebb/ Glen Ellyn, Illinois |pager: (708) 241-7655 http://www.cod.edu/ |work phone: (630) 942-2591 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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