On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 10:43:02AM -0600, Kent West wrote: > If you're a newbie, I'd recommend taking the first scheme, use Debian > for a day or two. Then do the install all over again, wiping the drive, > using the second scheme. Then do it again in a week or so, wiping the > drive, and making a choice then as to which scheme you feel comfortable > using. The first two installs are not for the purpose of figuring out > which scheme you want to use; they're just to get you familiar with the > install process, kind of like how rebuilding your car's engine will give > you a huge education, but rebuilding it thrice will give you an even > better education. fwiw, i agree with this, but it also depends on how much time you want to put into learning this stuff. i think if you do it this way, you'll learn a lot more about how your computer and linux (and os's on your computer in general) work, but of course it's more of a time commitment as well (especially if you're doing a net install...). sean
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