* Karl Larsen <k5di@(protected)]:

>   I too went from Fedora to Ubuntu. It is a good move if you want
> things to work. In Fedora your worried about the Red Hat server versions
> that are making money for the company. Here your getting a Linux that is
> actually EASY to install, and it works well.
>

I'm another Fedora to Ubuntu convert. I still have servers and a couple
test laptops running older versions of Fedora and often switch between
the two distros. I suppose each distro has their distinct nuances, but
it's a great learning experience. You always have the net and your
friend Google to search for answers. I haven't found any critical
issues with Ubuntu for my needs. Just a couple of challenges along the
way.

One nuance that I'm still getting accustomed to is the use of sudo to do
most root tasks in Ubuntu. I suppose it's a Debian thing. From a
security perspective, it's definitely beneficial, although I do find
myself su'ing to root once in a while.

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Regards,
Matt Florido


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