good morning
thank You for help
Am 23.04.2014 02:57, schrieb Loyal Barber:
>
> I removed what Roy said not because I disagree but because I could not
> agree more. I did want to add a bit to what he said.
>>
>
> It depends on what the beginner's goal is.
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I open in the morning
5 terminals and start tools
gedit
gimp
firefox
blender
and so on
For file operations I am using mc.
If it is to learn like a
> non-swimmer being thrown in water over his head as a way to learn
> swimming, then yes, it is great (sarcasm chip engaged). For most
> Newbies almost anything else would be better. See all of Roy's reasons.
>
>> Is Debian a rolling distro?
>
> Yes.
>
> An aside. I have experimented with Debian over the years.
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OK
Just in 2013
> did I use Debian for a production server. Before, I had used CentOS. I
> liked some things about Debian better than CentOS and therefore went
> that way. However, I have been working with Linux for quite a while and
> never before last year did I feel confident enough to put a Debian
> system into a production environment. That was Debian 6. Right now I
> have two servers with Debian 7.4 running as well as the Debian 6
> server. My reason is simply that Debian for me has been bulletproof.
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OK
I
> would not suggest getting into Debian until you are VERY comfortable
> with working from the command line and hand editing configuration
> files.
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OK
Until then, I would stay away. I just set one of my servers GUI
> up to automatically log in. In Debian 7.4, one has to edit an XML type
> file to do that. On distros like *buntu, Linux Mint, or Zorin this
> process is easy. It can be done from the GUI. On Debian, no.
>
I used siduction
rolling also.
But 3 times the update
destroyed gui or other things.
So I installed 2 weeks ago
xubuntu.
Regards
Sophie
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