Hi all,
On Feb 25, 2004, at 12:45 PM, Waqar Malik wrote:
I think we should choose a platform that has a wide acceptance - i
dunno
whats up with linux now a days, but isnt redhat, debian or mandrake
the
most widely used distributions. Why not choose one of these as a
reference.
I think RedHat now Fedora would be a good choice. Commercial companies
tend
to support that. And YellowDog is based on that as well. I guess we
can take
a vote.
Let me ask the stupid question - given the diversity, why should we
even try to define 'linux'? Why not just have:
platforms darwin linux-fedora linux-yellowdog linux-debian
etc.
Is there any easy way to coerce it to try another platform if yours
isn't listed?
-- Ernie P.
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