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so if I was deciding to change my OP now, what would be best to pick
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Linux Mint
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id saygo with 7
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I don't want anything fancy, just something reliable and efficient
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we dont know whatspec he has
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Windows 7 if you want Windows
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72-57
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Windows 7 for windows, what about if choosing a non-windows OP?
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Derrick Rose flying
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based on your level probably Ubuntu (Lubuntu/Xubuntu/Ubuntu-Mate) or CentOS or evemn Debian
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what are the benefits of Linux Mint?
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debian released a new version which mint/ubuntu are based on
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I don't think Debian is useful for most normal end-users because you have to do a lot of manual installing
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and firefox isn't even called firefox in the repository
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iceweasel?
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yes
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ubuntu/mint would be a good one then both are easy to install
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if you want to learn..try Gentoo/Arch Linux or FreeBSD;P
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Mint...well...it's a nice and stable, tested (unlike Ubuntu) OS
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ubuntu has LTS version remember
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I know, but even those were not that great up to like a month or two after release in the past
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3/1 ww even bothers looking into non Windows
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I might do
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probs more like 6/1 though map
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Though once some fixes are in, it's good too. I use Lubuntu myself on a netbook, Linux Mint on my main laptop and desktop
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nerds
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there's a plethora of support for all distros remember - be it ubuntu / centos / fedora
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here come the Cavs for aaron
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both via forums/mailing lists - they also (almost every distro) have an irc channel on freenode where you can get help in the main
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True...and I actually get most of my Mint help from ubuntu forums and documentations
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package names mainly
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yea the official docs are good but sometimes utdated
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for more specific in depth help say for example configuring apache2 (unlikely you would) irc or the packages own site are helpful
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yeah. Haven't used it myself, but know linux folks are generally very helpful and nice on IRC
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cmn cavs .S
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cmon cavs*
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is strange when its timeout the team sudenly playes better
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most big packages also have speciic channels i.e. httpd for apache openvpn for openvpn #strongswan for strong swan vpn
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