What is the most popular linux?
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Slackware and gentoo do have quite the cult following 
...but if popular is defined as the number of machines it's installed on, I'm guessing it's not at the top (sorry) =)
...but if popular is defined as the number of machines it's installed on, I'm guessing it's not at the top (sorry) =)- MISC/A++
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May 24th, 2005, 11:22 pm
desertland wrote:
Slackware and gentoo do have quite the cult following ...but if popular is defined as the number of machines it's installed on, I'm guessing it's not at the top (sorry) =)
...but if popular is defined as the number of machines it's installed on, I'm guessing it's not at the top (sorry) =)Right
, am just a fan of slackware that's all, but I think Debain is most used and as a commercial I think its RedHat.Page 1 of 1
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