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My 8 year old runs SuSE 9.1 Pro, has no problems at all playing games (we 
simply installed all games on the 9.1 CD set). My 15 year old son runs Debian 
Testing based on a Knoppix harddisk install - with the apt sources (whatever 
the file is called) pointing towards testing (and some er, ahem multi-media 
players and codecs - my SuSE is also pointing to some players and codecs not 
available in the boxed set). Both choices are fine.

Sometimes I prefer SuSE for the manuals and stability. Sometimes I prefer 
Debian for the incredibly simple way of installing new games, programs and 
doing upgrades. 

I've also tried Mandrake and Red Hat (9.0). I really like SuSE and Debian for 
what it's worth. I also liked Mandrake for the user news groups - but I 
messed myself up too many times (it was my first Linux install)
Bruce


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