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Rather misleading....

RedHat and CentOS are great servers. But I run CentOS on a box at home and I don't think I'd pick it as my daily desktop just yet. Its configuration options are really no different than Ubuntu. I left Fedora because Ubuntu tended to "just work" better than Fedora and had better community support. I'm thinking about trying Fedora again however as it has a more power user/developer feel to it out of the box. Ubuntu feels more like a general use install.

Now as for OpenSUSE. I finally got around to installing it on a VM to try to check out the hype. And so far I'm just not seeing it with Yast...at least not to the extent that people make it out to be. The OpenSUSE install as a whole just hasn't struck me as being as intuitive as my first go arounds with Fedora and Ubuntu. I'm trying to see if its just KDE or is it really OpenSUSE.

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