RHEL is great for if you have racks full of servers and you want support contracts and such. It's not designed to be easy to install stuff on and be easy to use.
I use ubuntu at home, fedora core at work. they're both good for programming and desktop stuff. I like ubuntu better.
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Date: 2005-09-29 01:10 am (UTC)I use ubuntu at home, fedora core at work. they're both good for programming and desktop stuff. I like ubuntu better.