Some Questions About Linux And SpeakUp

[Gregory Nowak]

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My answers to your questions were just answers, and didn't mean to
imply that grml is an unreliable distro. There are people who have
installed it to their hard drives, and are using it. 

As for recommendations, you've already gotten 1 for ubuntu. I myself
have started out with slackware for 5 years, and have moved on to debian as of
about a year and a half ago.

The question of which distribution is best, is a very personal
question. If you can, try out whatever you can get your hands on, and
settle for whatever you find you like using best.

Greg



On Sat, Jul 07, 2007 at 11:43:48PM +0330, Parham wrote:
> Hehe my views are not what you think they are. In fact, it's very hard to 
> get me offended in those fields.
> Anyway. Apart from those things, by the way you are talking, seems that GRML 
> is not a reliable Linux distribution.
> Do you have a recommendation for better distrubutions than GRML then? I've 
> heard Red Hat is good. I'm a type of a kind of intermediate user, and 
> usually get what I need through the net. The only aditional stuff I would 
> need to come with that would be a browser, a media player, an email program, 
> and other beginning programs that are needed and are important.
>  Any help would be appreciated.
> Thanks

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