Need advice/direction picking a distro

[Ron Ganzer]

On Wed, 12 May 2004 16:54:00 +0200
  Emil Effila <emil.effila at tempobrain.com> wrote:
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>Where can i find this mpeg on wich site?
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>On May 12, 2004, at 11:13 PM, Ron Ganzer wrote:
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>> On Wed, 12 May 2004 08:41:11 -0500
>>  "mosborne" <mosborne at cbu.edu> wrote:
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>>> Hi all, with the start of the summer here I am going to 
>>>have
>>> a little more time on my hands and was wanting to dig 
>>>into a
>>> new distro. Up until now I haven't had a lot of time so 
>>>I
>>> have just been running man9.1 and I was now thinking 
>>>about
>>> making the jump to Debian or even one of the BSD's. What
>>> I've been looking for on the net and can't seem to find 
>>>is a
>>> good review of the pros/cons of a linux distro like 
>>>Debian
>>> vs. say freeBSD/openBSD. They all seem to have a great
>>> informative community and thats what makes the decision
>>> harder. Please try not too be too biased in your reply. 
>>>;]
>>> thx, m.
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>> theres an mpeg going around of a competition between 
>>suse&freebsd you 
>> might want to watch that one!
>> the difference is only that BSD's have no touch of sysv
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EMULE/AMULE/XMULE .......

its named ...... something like freebsd vs. linux