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After my X annoyingly died after an upgrade to 4.2, along with some niggly problems with fonts and what have you in Debian, I decided to try Red Hat 8. Here are some comments: Installer, nice, but that info bunched up on the left hand side. Yuk. Installer can't resize my partitions, have to shell out and use parted. No way a novice could do that. Choosing packages was ok, although not nearly as many as Debian. Better than tasksel I admit. It installed Openoffice without my goddam permission! I HATE IT X configuration is perfect. Thank god. Got my monitor and my nvidia card. But wait, it doesn't use the "nvidia" driver, that sucks. A lot. Come to think of it the fonts look too anti-aliased. Like watching a tv screen. No where near as clear as Win XP, OS X, or my debian configuration. ;) Mozilla misses Freetype support by default. WTF. That is crap. Network configuration tool sucks. Doesn't apply my changes properly. KDE and Gnome2 look the same. Odd. Update icon. Urgh. Spyware? I will have none of that. Their admin tools are graphical, but not as clear and useful as dpkg-reconfigure blah blah Screw that, I am going back to Debian! (And my KDE 3.1 Beta debs, with tabbed Konq... sweeet) -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.