OT: "Best" Linux Distro?

On 12/7/05 11:36 AM, "Roger Merchberger" <zmerch at 30below.com> wrote: The most recent OS X systems are an install-everything type setup, with some minor optional stuff( Eg you can deselct printer drivers, and Xcode utils + x11 don't install by default ), However, you can just delete what you want out of the applications directory to clean it out. Also, you can remove language localizations to free up GIGS of space when you've got more apps installed. And again, MOST 'packages' are all self contained in folders with a .app extension, and what it litters about the system is usually easily found in ~/Library and /Library. I think it also installs the so-called 'bsd subsystem' by default (with no option in 10.4?) so that all your fanciful unix tools are there. Also, as to what someone said about not being able to peicmeal the OS, that's mostly true, however, like stated before, it's mainy an install and use system. There IS a way to tweak almost anything using the pref files, but good luck understanding half of them =]