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Jarod said: > I'd use one > of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux clones or an Ubuntu LTS release or something > like that. Not sure if anyone has ever tried a SLES clone, or if Novell even > makes it possible... I can't even imagine going down the Red Hat road... see my previous posts on *that* topic. That said, my approach is agnostic about the distro. If I were to publish the distro, I'd strip it down even more than I already have. RH makes it /really/ a challenge to integrate new-media software whereas most of it works off the shelf from OpenSUSE combined with PackMan. It all depends on what you've personally had the most experience with, and my 3 years of RH can't compared to my 10+ years of SuSE. But yes, my proposed distro is more or less stillborn without help, be it volunteer or heavily funded by stock options, hefty salaries and that whole ball of wax. As a hiring manager on my current day job in Kendall Square, I've been understaffed for years and *still* have multiple openings for Linux/DBA people with basically no-limit salary range. So I doubt the volunteer labor is available today despite all the talk of recession. -rich
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