Arnath,Sep 18 2005, 08:43 PM Wrote:This is really pretty OT, but what Linux boot would you suggest for someone interested in trying it? I know there are a lot of different versions that vary in ease of use.
In regards to the original question, even with most versions of Norton Antivirus you have to pay for virus definition updates after a while. I think that's becoming pretty widespread at this point.
Arnath
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Mandrake all the way. By far and away the best distro out there, especially after Red Hat disappeared. I don't trust Fedora Core, and was already leaning away from Red Hat before they dropped their support, but Mandrake has only gotten better (and it was damn good to begin with). 10+ is simply THE best Linux distro I've seen, especially for a newbie.
Edit:
Evidently, it's now "Mandriva Linux". I like the old name better. Ah well. It's still the same, incredibly great distro that it's always been. :)
Roland *The Gunslinger*