[ale] Suse vs. Ubuntu. Is is worth the time to switch to ubuntu?

[timyoungblood at gmail.com (Tim Youngblood)]

The cd images for installing Ubuntu 7.04 are livecds and will boot your
machine. This allows you to give Ubuntu a good test drive without installing
a single bit on your machine.

Other than that I can tell you that after using RH9.0-FC6 I had enough. Suse
is the first place I went but it did not want to install on my workstation
so I gave Feisty a whirl and I'm very glad I did. It works really nicely for
me (AMD64 and all) and everyone I've spoken to.

On 7/31/07, Chuck Huber <chuck at cehuber.org> wrote:
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> I've been using Suse since about 9.1.  Since then, Novell has taken over
> and they've struck a deal with MicroShaft.  I've seen quite a few
> references on this list of folks using ubuntu.  The main reasons I've
> stuck with Suse is
>     o ease of installation.  (boot from mini CD, network install)
>     o fairly user friendly (non-bit-head computer users in the immediate
> vicinity)
>     o Updates are fairly easy - I mirror a suse site locally so I can
> install and update without having to traverse the relatively slow DSL.
>
> How does this stack up against ubuntu?
> Does anyone have any personal reasons why they choose Ubuntu over Suse?
> or Suse over Ubuntu?
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> I guess what I'm fishing for are a few good solid reasons for converting
> a half-dozen or so workstations and servers from Suse to ubuntu.  If
> so, should I plan on a fresh install or an upgrade?
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> Any words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated.
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> Thanks,
>     - Chuck
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