tvilberg's Profile

I use Fedora because is has great support after installation. If you know the name of a program that is not a part of the distribution, you can often get binaries at http://rpmfind.net/ I like the look and feel of Gnome and found KDE more inclusive, but also more complex. My opinion is that Gnome has worked on the user interface while KDE has tried to extend the desktop. After I install Fedora, I always then install Webmin (webmin.com), a free gui to manage all services on a linux box --- even remotely. It also allows remote installation of software, though I also install apt and synaptic to give me a gui to manage software. I think the steps (Distro, Webmin, Synaptic) help me through organizational complexities that I'd sooner avoid.