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Latest Version Linux - RyDeR` - 12.02.2010

Hello guys, what's currently the latest version of linux? I'll try linux out..

Re: Latest Version Linux - WackoX - 12.02.2010

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Originally Posted by » RэРиR «
Hello guys, what's currently the latest version of linux? I'll try linux out..
Linux what? Debian, CentOS, Fedora Core, etc.

Re: Latest Version Linux - RyDeR` - 12.02.2010

I never tried linux before, what's the best one recently?

Re: Latest Version Linux - iLinx - 12.02.2010

CentOS 5 (Or anything RedHat based) is best for hosting solutions imo, most of the internet seems to agree aswell.

Re: Latest Version Linux - RyDeR` - 13.02.2010

Thanks, anyone else agrees with CentOS in the forum?

Re: Latest Version Linux - XeoN_13 - 13.02.2010

Cent OS all the way.

Re: Latest Version Linux - RyDeR` - 13.02.2010

So Cent OS is the best. I'll take a try of it.

Re: Latest Version Linux - pspleo - 13.02.2010

Not to jack your topic but a thought came onto my mind, which Linux would be the "regular" OS? You know, everyday use, for normal people?

Leo

Re: Latest Version Linux - iLinx - 13.02.2010

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Originally Posted by PSPLeo
Not to jack your topic but a thought came onto my mind, which Linux would be the "regular" OS? You know, everyday use, for normal people?

Leo
Ubuntu, or anything built off Ubuntu, like Mint.
******'s coming out with a Linux OS soon aswell (Chrome OS)

Re: Latest Version Linux - KevKo95 - 13.02.2010

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Originally Posted by iLinx
******'s coming out with a Linux OS soon aswell (Chrome OS)
Yeah but that OS is going to be relatively useless. It's for netbooks and all you can do is use a web browser and play media (music, video, and images)

Re: Latest Version Linux - Dreftas - 13.02.2010

I'm using CentOS on VPS and i'm happy On personal PC i've used Ubuntu,Fedora Core, Suse, Arch and all of them was good

Re: Latest Version Linux - Slajer - 13.02.2010

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Originally Posted by Dreft
I'm using CentOS on VPS and i'm happy On personal PC i've used Ubuntu,Fedora Core, Suse, Arch and all of them was good
CentOS on the server is being used more , Ubuntu is the best for personal computers (H)

Re: Latest Version Linux - Westie - 13.02.2010

The latest Linux version is 2.6.32.8. Enjoy!

Re: Latest Version Linux - RyDeR` - 14.02.2010

Thanks guys.

Re: Latest Version Linux - joemomma53 - 14.02.2010

for hosting, I'd say use centOS or debian, both are widely used and have support if you need it.

for desktop usage, I reccomend Fedora, debian, or if you're a complete beginner to linux, ubuntu.

Fedora ftw

Re: Latest Version Linux - Maikel - 14.02.2010

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Originally Posted by Kevin Fallow / KevKo
Quote:
Originally Posted by iLinx
******'s coming out with a Linux OS soon aswell (Chrome OS)
Yeah but that OS is going to be relatively useless. It's for netbooks and all you can do is use a web browser and play media (music, video, and images)
With a webbrowser you can doing really much. Messenger, games, photo editior, office software etc.

Re: Latest Version Linux - RyDeR` - 14.02.2010

Which version of Fedora?

Re: Latest Version Linux - »»»Hakam - 16.02.2010

I prefer using Windows. More stable, flawless.
Correct me if I am wrong.

~Hakam.

Re: Latest Version Linux - pspleo - 16.02.2010

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Originally Posted by »»»Hakam
I prefer using Windows. More stable, flawless.
Correct me if I am wrong.

~Hakam.
So? This is a linux topic, stop clutting it up with Windows nonsense. And how would we go on correcting your opinion?

Leo

Re: Latest Version Linux - itspartytiem - 16.02.2010

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Originally Posted by »»»Hakam
I prefer using Windows. More stable, flawless.
Correct me if I am wrong.

~Hakam.
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More stable
You are suggesting Windows is more stable than linux?

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flawless
No, just no.