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09-10-2005, 10:42 PM
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cristobal
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Since Fedora Core changes and upgrades so damn fast, would it be better if i stuck to RedHat 9 and then harden it instead of keeping to change it?
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Is there really a difference?
Just use what you like the best and if it does not give you any problem just go on using it.
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Well, I would say go for the latest. They will have more security fixes and in all a better and more stable system.
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