So true Andrew. I am running centOS linux... so far so good, just need a good place to get programs and drivers now.Andrew Green said:Or, get a mac or install Linux.
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Kind of partial to Debian based distrobutions myself (Ubuntu at home, Mepis at work right now...)dubljay said:
Apt-get + synaptic covers pretty much all software needs.
Redhat based stuff isn't always as easy to find in terms of HUGE repos, but you should be able to install just about anything from .rpm files.
Drivers can be a pain sometimes, depends on your hardware, so far I've not had much problems except with NVIDIA, for about 6 months the "current" driver wouldn't run my card, all fixed now though.
For those curious Ubuntu also has a live CD, you can put it in and boot off it testing out everything without installing anything. It will run fine without a harddrive even connected. Oh, and if you have a slow connection they will mail you a copy free, not even charging you shipping.
