On 9 Jun 2000, Petra Hofmann wrote:

> I need some advice and/or recommendations.  I'm trying to make a determination
> of the most useful nos for my organization of about 100 useers with several
> wan links.  I've installed several systems: RH Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD. 
> However, the difficutly is learning each system sufficiently to make an
> assessment of what to choose.  
> 
> Your thoughts and suggestions would be appreciated.  Limit the comments to
> these three systems.  Thank you, Petra.

As far as Red Hat's concerned, I wouldn't even go there.  It may be nice
and GUI-like and full of wonderful GUI programs and stuff, but as far as
actual system administration is concerned, you learn "Red Hat
administration" and not real useful Linux or *BSD administration
techniques.  If you want to develop techniques that you can transport from
one OS to another, get either FreeBSD or NetBSD.  (I, being a NetBSD user,
would recommend that over FreeBSD, but that's just me.)

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Tyler Mitchell