So Long, SuSE, We Hardly Knew Ye!

[Bruce Marshall]

On Friday 03 November 2006 17:46, Collins Richey wrote:
> Since I never had much use for SuSE, anyway (let the flames continue),
> my decision a year and a half ago to run Ubuntu for everything I do is
> looking better and better. I have to use RH at work, and I keep a
> CentOS partition on my home system for compatibility, but I don't have
> a need for ancient software (RHEL/CentOS) and FC is frequently just
> too bleeding edge. Even Ubuntu's development projects are pretty
> bloody, but they seem to convert that to something usable a little
> quicker.
>
> So long Novell. I can't say it's been great to know ya.

Hee.....   Collins, you remind me of a friend of mine...   Every time he 
bought a new car, it was the "best damn car in the world,  couldn 't be 
better, beats everything all to hell."    But ask him how he likes it after 
two years or so and "it's a piece of junk, lots of problems, gotta get rid of 
it."

You wax eloquently about every new distro you try and it becomes the greatest 
thing since sliced bread.  I used to get upset listening ad nauseum to you 
extoll the virtues of Gentoo...  but then I caught on... that you would  find 
something new next week or year.

Roll on....  because I can learn from your vicarious experiences with distros.   
But pardon me if I don't follow along with your enthusiasm.