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Saptarshi Chakraborty wrote:Hi all,
I am a java programmer and I am familiar with Windows only. I want to migrate to Linux.I don't have much knowledge about linux and I am a complete beginner .Which Linux you people suggest for me . Does choosing any linux will help me.Suppose I am starting with Ubuntu will it help me to develop application in Fedora Core also.
Luciano Sousa wrote:
note: use linux. not use kde or gnome...
Joe Ess wrote:
Luciano Sousa wrote:
note: use linux. not use kde or gnome...
Linux is an operating system kernel. KDE and GNOME are desktop environments. They aren't the same thing so why are you recommending one over the other?
KDE and GNOME are probably the most popular desktop environments for Linux Distributions. Why do you say to avoid them?
Luciano Sousa wrote:
it can not find access mysql with a simple command shell, or do not know how to use a "kill" or "killall" to stop the process
Luciano Sousa wrote:
but what I mean is that cling to the graphical environment, learn the command line too, will be very useful.
Nope - something wrong there. I'm using Ubuntu at work with Gnome (default?) as my X-Windows System desktop. No problems with using mysql or kill or killall from gnome-terminal. No special configuration on my behalf to make that work.Luciano R Sousa wrote:it can not find access mysql with a simple command shell, or do not know how to use a "kill" or "killall" to stop the process ... it superficially speaking, but what I mean is that cling to the graphical environment, learn the command line too, will be very useful.
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For beginners just go with Centos
Niv Tyagi wrote:
For beginners just go with Centos.
very easy to install and runs out of the box![]()
pooja jain wrote:ubantu is popular.
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