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>So, I would like stability, but at the same time, I would like to >as current as possible with desktop software, (i.e. either gnome >or KDE, internet connectivity tools, etc.) This sounds a bit like >an ad for Red Hat enterprise, but before paying for that distribution, >maybe there are some other options out there for me. > > > Redhat enterprise is no where near the most current. If you want that stability, try whitebox linux. It's based off of RHEL. http://www.whiteboxlinux.org/index.html What about Fedora Core 2 or 3? They're pretty stable and current. >BTW, yes, I'm willing to pay for a linux distribution. Something >I think the linux community should learn to get comfortable with... >;) > > There's enough distros out there that unless you like paying for things, you can easily get what you want without doing so. ~Matt
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