Personally, I have just switched from windows 2000 to OpenBSD. Say what you will, but I have compeltely avoided Linux in favor of a more secure distro like OpenBSD. Whilst RedHat may be good for individuals looking for a painless install, with a bit more effort you can have a OpenBSD or Debian system that is far superior in security, functionality, and support. And as for drivers, for OpenBSD, if they are taken from any other distro that would be FreeBSD, and that's about it. I have yet to hear of Theo de Raadt using a driver developed by the team behind RedHat or SuSE. So enjoy RedHat, but realize that patches may be needed regularly...
Personally, I have been listening to breaks (no one says breakbeat anymore) for around 3 years now. There is some great music out there, but there is also alot of crap to get past. Here's a few of my favorite artists and albums.
The Freestylers - FSUK (Future Sounds of the United Kingdom) I and II, as well as Rough Techniques volume 1. Jon Carter/Monkey Mafia - Live at the Social Volume 2 Krafty Kuts Plump DJ's - Plump Night Out Stereo MC's - DJ Kicks
Those should start you off. I would also recommend any of the "Back to Mine" albums, especially Danny Tenaglia's. They are pretty chilled out, and great for da ladies.
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Personally, I have just switched from windows 2000 to OpenBSD. Say what you will, but I have compeltely avoided Linux in favor of a more secure distro like OpenBSD. Whilst RedHat may be good for individuals looking for a painless install, with a bit more effort you can have a OpenBSD or Debian system that is far superior in security, functionality, and support. And as for drivers, for OpenBSD, if they are taken from any other distro that would be FreeBSD, and that's about it. I have yet to hear of Theo de Raadt using a driver developed by the team behind RedHat or SuSE. So enjoy RedHat, but realize that patches may be needed regularly...
Personally, I have been listening to breaks (no one says breakbeat anymore) for around 3 years now. There is some great music out there, but there is also alot of crap to get past. Here's a few of my favorite artists and albums.
The Freestylers - FSUK (Future Sounds of the United Kingdom) I and II, as well as Rough Techniques volume 1.
Jon Carter/Monkey Mafia - Live at the Social Volume 2
Krafty Kuts
Plump DJ's - Plump Night Out
Stereo MC's - DJ Kicks
Those should start you off. I would also recommend any of the "Back to Mine" albums, especially Danny Tenaglia's. They are pretty chilled out, and great for da ladies.