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On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 01:34:53 -0400 David Kramer <[hidden email]> wrote: > Too many problems with the new XWindows stuff and the new KDE version. > Not interested in debugging it any more. It's just not ready for prime > time. > > I've always looked curiously at Kubuntu, but it's so different. I know > the package manager is DEB instead of RPM, and you can't log in as root, > you use sudo instead (by default). If I were to switch, what are the > other big differences I would see? > > I guess enough time has gone by that I should consider SUSE again. How > does that compare to Fedora (not just what's better or worse, but what's > different)? > > I always have the option of reinstalling Fedora 8, which has the added > advantage of being what's on my server, so I can maintain both more easily.
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