Subj : Re: Mandrake vs Suse
To   : comp.os.linux
From : Gerard Wassink
Date : Thu Aug 26 2004 11:21 am

Op 24 Aug 2004 07:22:58 -0700 schreef SkipC:

> 
> I used to be a big fan of Mandrake. They had a seamless installer way
> before RedHat decided to do the same. But with the French being so
> arrogant in their stand against the US (while claiming that we
> Americans are the arrogant ones), well I just can't support a company
> that's based in France any longer. I have similar feelings about Suse
> being a German company.. To me RedHat whether its Fedora or what I've
> got Professional Workstation, either is far superior than Suse or
> Mandrake. I've got nothing but good things to say about RedHat. Their
> customer support has been first rate (when I've had to resort to
> that).. Most of the time, their documentation leads me right to what I
> need. Redhat's also realist in my humble opinion. They know Microsoft
> has the desktop market edge, so their going after the server market.
> Good business move if you ask me. I'm thankful they've not totally
> abandoned the desktop. Fedora's a great distro.. For me, I'll stick
> with the best American Linux. Anyway, just my two cents.


Oh well, that's what you get when you have leaders that:
- cover up things like watergate
- bomb innocent civilians on different occasions
- go to war because another country alledgedly has weapons of
  mass-destruction instead of naming the real reason
- sleep around crying for *moral* and *standards*

Americans are perhaps not "proud and elegant", but if you would be an
example of an average American (which I do not believe BTW), I'd think
you people are dumb and ignorant, *totally* unaware of what's out there
in the big bad world outside of your little island you are "proud"
enough to call a continent...  

Pffffff, you don't even have a history!

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