Francisco Roldan wrote:
I think a read through http://fedora.redhat.com will probably answer most of this question.. :)
So , I ask you , which are the major differences between Redhat 9 and Fedora distribution Project?
I went through the same investigation, as I am sure many did.. My conclusions were that Fedora was the way to go and should be given the chance to prove itself (there are many doom sayers out there trying to convince people that the porject is worthless)..
And the advantages/disadvantages between Fedora vrs. Debian or Gentoo ?
My problem with Debian, apart from the learning curve on running it, is that the packages in the stable tree are quite often a little old.. I guess that is good for stability but not so good for running the latest versions of other software..
Gentoo was not a choice for me because again there was a learning curve, and the idea of compiling packages from source does not sit well with me.. I am not really confident in my ability to build systems, like PHP for example with all its included libs and other command line options, from source and have them run reliably..
So far in testing Fedora has been fine and the updates appear to be coming through now which is a good sign that the development side is starting to get into the swing of things..
The way I see it, its only through mre and more people getting involved in the Fedora community that will make it a really strong distro.. I just hope it does not become totally focused on the "Desktop" application and forget about those of use who want to use it for servers with no gui or bloat.. Minimal install with carefully selected server options..
Later..
