What is the best version of LINUX?

[DigitalSyntax]

i agree with buying SuSe, its better than red hat and mandrake put together.

[ianbigboy]

Mandrake is a nice place to start. They have a free online training program called Mandrake Campus. I did most of the course 2 years ago, haven't been back recently, it was pretty good at the time. But what do I know, I think any free training is good!! You sign up for it at http://www.mandrakeclub.com/

[IceStorm]

I like both RedHat and Debian. RedHat installed itself pretty much. I just had to select a few options. Debian on the other hand, well I had to get my hand dirty with that. But, I learned a lot. If you like to tinker try Debian.

[TheFiend]

Haha! SuSe should add half of AntiOnline to the payroll for advertising, There is like a million of us on here that use SuSe and tell others to.

also, Im one of them, use SuSe Linux, buy it and youll see why we all use it.

[er0k]

/me sniffs slacccckwaaarre... gennnntttooooo..... we'll send you money!

[gore]

Everyone here knows my takes on Linux, im a supporter of SuSe Linux and for Free BSD, either one owns, SuSe is a hell of alot easier though. If your new to this, look for a thread called "Operating System Selection" It has a ton of info and i think you may like it.

[gmalleus]

SuSE all the way baby!

[cyclops07]

i agreed with Shrekkie, it just like ur personal taylor...
but 4 me, if u love to explore stuffs, try redhat.. i tried madrake, but still in love with redhat.. ..
if u have time, just try them all, after all, lots of them are free... there will be something that suit for u

[PuReExcTacy]

You can use which ever version of Linux, but I don't see why you would buy it, when you could download it freely. What you might want to do, is buy a book that has linux cd's. That way, not only will you be able to learn, but you'll have the cd's you want.

--PuRe

[gore]

I don't see why you would buy it, when you could download it freely."

To let the people making it know they are appreciated.