Telco switches to Ubuntu from RHEL for one reason...

[Martin Owens]

I moved from Gentoo to Ubuntu last year, mainly because all I wanted
was to use my TV Card at the time and compiling every last package was
getting me down; Fedora/RH, SuSE, Madriva and a couple of other
distributions I tried at the time were slow, and bogged down with lots
of needless processes, not clean and there was no polish on the
desktop versions so any tools or configuration panels were almost
incidental rather than purposeful.

On 08/08/07, Kristian Hermansen <kristian.hermansen at gmail.com> wrote:
> An interesting observation that many Ubuntu users share?  I know this
> is why I switched to Ubuntu from my previous installations of Red Hat
> / Fedora / Mandrake / SuSE / Gentoo and numerous others.  By far,
> Gentoo was the best distro I ever used hands down in terms of control
> given to the end-user and easy of software installations (if it didn't
> break on build)...
>
> "[The telco] said the reasons for moving from the pay-for Red Hat to
> the zero-cost Ubuntu was not so much about the price, as Locatrix
> still runs a bit of Red Hat for front-end workloads, but was more
> about Ubuntu's ability to install new software seamlessly."
>
> http://blogs.cnet.com/8301-13505_1-9756116-16.html?part=rss&subj=TheOpenRoad
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> Kristian Erik Hermansen
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