> Despite being a server O/S, if you're not really into having the
> absolute latest, greatest, only works sometimes (oops, I didn't mean
> that) type stuff, CentOS is quite good. Its documentation team has some
> pride in their work, unlike Fedora where it seems to be done with an
> attitude of "It's my turn????".
>
> They have a helpful forum, but you are expected to do your homework
> first. So be sure to read Ned's Read This First if you join. :)
>
> It's a relatively quiet forum--I think one reason is that many of the
> members are system admin types, and usually solve their troubles on
> their own. Don't let that scare you, there are some brusque folks there
> but also some very nice ones.

Brusque, indeed. I have seen them rag on someone, even after they claim
to have done their homework. They are, however, no more brusque there
that I've seen some folks be on here. I think part of that is because
some folks forget what it's like to have been new to the Linux scene or
maybe it's because they "picked it up" much easier than others. :~)