Or you can contact www.cheapbytes.com and get a CD of Redhat 4.2 for $1.99 US
plus shipping (about $6.00 total order).
David Kasprzyk wrote:
> Pete Wolfe wrote:
>
> > I was wondering what is the most popular, efficient os to compile and
> > run circle mud under. I have heard Linux is good and am considering
> > getting it. Anyone wanna convince me yeah or nay?
> >
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> Personally I like Linux. The best reason is that it is FREE. You can
> download it from a number of different places. If you have little or no
> experience with Linux you are probably better off buying something like
> Red Hat Linux 4.x (it has a really nice menu driven installation program)
> for like 40-50 dollars US. Or you could get IDG BOOKS Linux Secrets book
> (thick book) which I believe comes with a slackware release on CD for
> about the same price.
> Hope this helps.
>
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> David J Kasprzyk
> mailto:djk@nb.net
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