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1. linux source straight from the tarball, what do yo umean, recomping the kernel in /usr/src/linux and then moving the kernel image to / by hand, such that you don't need a pkg manager for it? It's fairly easy to use debian's kernel-pkger
2. stability and security? It's better than windows (tm). Debian stable is very stable and the apt-get has the security update site in there.
3. writing NTFS i thought was still experimental. reading is no sweat. non windoze destroying install is ez if you already have a 2nd partition. If not, well the hard part is playing with partition magic.
Red hat 9.0 was really really slow for me.
2. stability and security? It's better than windows (tm). Debian stable is very stable and the apt-get has the security update site in there.
3. writing NTFS i thought was still experimental. reading is no sweat. non windoze destroying install is ez if you already have a 2nd partition. If not, well the hard part is playing with partition magic.
Red hat 9.0 was really really slow for me.