Instead of worrying about what the kernel has, worry about what kind of functionality you get from the GUI.
I run RedHat and I know that the GUI lies to me. However, we are in the process of converting our coworkers into *nx from NT. They were trying to configure NIS. The Linuxconf makes it seem that NIS is fully configured.It isn't. They finally got really frustrated and came to us for assistance because the Linuxconf wasn't working.
There is LOTS of work to do after you tell Linuxconf to "Activate Changes". DUPLICATE the "My Computer" Icon from that "other" OS. Don't be ashamed. They stole it from Apple, who stole it from Xerox....
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Instead of worrying about what the kernel has, worry about what kind of functionality you get from the GUI.
I run RedHat and I know that the GUI lies to me. However, we are in the process of converting our coworkers into *nx from NT. They were trying to configure NIS. The Linuxconf makes it seem that NIS is fully configured.It isn't. They finally got really frustrated and came to us for assistance because the Linuxconf wasn't working.
There is LOTS of work to do after you tell Linuxconf to "Activate Changes". DUPLICATE the "My Computer" Icon from that "other" OS. Don't be ashamed. They stole it from Apple, who stole it from Xerox....