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Ger Groeneveld
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14 Nov 2005, 10:35 pm

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Currently I am rolling my own systems, based on OSS what I need wherever I can find them.

I did start of with a Minix distribution, quite a long time ago. Later on I used the Debian from which I curently use the netinstal CD for server based systems. That is a pretty stable distribution, most of the times up to date for servers.
When ISDN was introduced I used the SuSE (then 6.x, 7.1 and 7.2) because it supported ISDN very well.
Still using some distributions for Desktop installations, just to be curious:
- Kubuntu Breezy on my laptop.
- Debian Netinstal on several servers
- SuSE 9.1 for PC user who don't want to much fuzz and something which remotly looks like the Redmond guys stuff.
- SuSE 6.4 on Alpha machines (and then upgrade of course)
- Debian for M68000 on some old SUN3
- SuSE net distribution for SPARC on SUN4
Ger Groeneveld wrote: > Currently I am rolling my own systems, based on OSS what I need > wherever I can find them. > > I did start of with a Minix distribution, quite a long time ago. > Later on I used the Debian from which I curently use the netinstal CD > for server based systems. That is a pretty stable distribution, most > of the times up to date for servers. > When ISDN was introduced I used the SuSE (then 6.x, 7.1 and 7.2) > because it supported ISDN very well. > Still using some distributions for Desktop installations, just to be > curious: > - Kubuntu Breezy on my laptop. > - Debian Netinstal on several servers > - SuSE 9.1 for PC user who don't want to much fuzz and something > which remotly looks like the Redmond guys stuff. > - SuSE 6.4 on Alpha machines (and then upgrade of course) > - Debian for M68000 on some old SUN3 > - SuSE net distribution for SPARC on SUN4

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