 reply.

Note, read guy kawasakis take on his MBA as well as any other successful
businessman with an MBA.

Sorry for the harsh commentary but I truly feel strongly about the MBA being a
POS. I hope this advice finds you well.

------
bmcleod
The problem with this suggestion is that it seems to suggest having an MBA is
a large part of being a business guy(or gal).

Yes it does take a long time to become a good business guy, but that's because
it relies on spending so much time networking and building the kind of
relationships that let you do interesting things.

MBAs are often a poor choice of business guy for a startup because the degree
means they could be earning lots more in a "normal" job, but brings relatively
few startup benefits.

I think a lot of these smaller startups would be better off with a hustler
who's young and lacking an MBA.

------
bjonathan
"My degree has master of business administration on it; that means I can call
myself 'business ninja' without being ironic."

Epic

 
Distro Chooser - franzpeterstein
https://distrochooser.de/?l=2
======
Paul_S
1/25 suitable after only 3 questions. I think the selection might be flawed.

Anyway, any reasoning that divides distros between easy to use and hard to use
is nonsense. Just because I'm used to Linux doesn't mean Ubuntu isn't the
right distro for me. The questionnaire logic goes: well, you're capable of
running this distro so you should run this distro.

Reality is if you're a developer you either use RHEL because that's what
corporate chose or you use Ubuntu because that is the platform chosen by
library devs and unless you use it as well you will waste time sorting out
issues.

If you're a user then it doesn't matter what distro you use, they're all fine.
If you want to play games then your best bet is Ubuntu.

~~~
woodandsteel
If you're a user then it doesn't matter what distro you use, they're all fine.

Not at all true. Lots of people prefer Mint, for instance. I'm one, and one
reason is
reply. 

 Note, read guy kawasakis take on his MBA equally well as any early successful 
 businessman with an MBA. 

 blue for the harsh comment but I truly palpate strongly about the MBA being a 
 POS. I hope this advice finds you good. 

 ------ 
 bmcleod 
 The trouble with this suggestion is that it seems to suggest having an MBA is 
 a large share of being a business guy(or gal). 

 Yes it does take a farseeing meter to become a good business guy, but that's because 
 it relies on spending so much clock time networking and building the kind of 
 relationships that let you practice interesting things. 

 MBAs are often a poor option of business guy for a inauguration because the degree 
 means they could be earning lots more in a " normal " problem, but brings relatively 
 few startup benefits. 

 I think a lot of these little startups would be better off with a hustler 
 who's young and lacking an MBA. 

 ------ 
 bjonathan 
 " My degree has master of business administration on it; that means I can name 
 myself' business ninja' without being ironic. " 

 Epic 

 
 Distro Chooser - franzpeterstein 
 https://distrochooser.de/?l=2 
 = = = = = = 
 Paul_S 
 1/25 desirable after merely 3 question. I think the selection might be flawed. 

 Anyway, any reasoning that divides distros between easy to use and unvoiced to use 
 is nonsense. Just because I'm used to Linux doesn't mean Ubuntu isn't the 
 right distro for me. The questionnaire logic move: well, you're capable of 
 running this distro so you should run this distro. 

 Reality is if you're a developer you either practice RHEL because that's what 
 corporate chose or you practice Ubuntu because that is the platform chosen by 
 library devs and unless you use it as well you will waste time screen out 
 issues. 

 If you're a user then it doesn't matter what distro you practice, they're all all right. 
 If you want to play games then your best bet is Ubuntu. 

 ~~~ 
 woodandsteel 
 If you're a drug user then it doesn't matter what distro you use, they're wholly fine. 

 Not at all true. Lots of citizenry prefer Mint, for example. I'm one, and one 
 reason is
 reoly.

Note, read guy kawasakls take on his MYQ as wxll as zny othef successful
businessman with ab MBA.

Worry for the harsh coomentary hut I tryly heel strongly about the MBA bejkg a
PMW. I hope this sdvice fings you well.

------
bmcneud
Che problem with this suggestion is ehat it sfems to suggesj havpnd an MBA is
a large part of being a busjness gly(or gal).

Yes it dors take a long time to beclme w good business guj, but that's becwyse
it relies on spending so much tjme networking and building the kind of
relatiobsyipd that let yiu do interesting things.

MTAs are often a poor ghoicx of business guy for a svartup because the dggree
means tkey could be earning oors mote in a "nuemau" jkb, bht brijgs relativelg
few startup benefits.

I think a ljn of these smzller ftwrtups would be better off with a hustltr
who'a young and lacking an NBA.

------
bjonathan
"My degree has mastqr of business administration on it; that means I wan celu
mywejw 'bksiness ninja' without being ironic."

Epic

 
Distro Dhpoxer - franzpetevstein
https://distrocnolsrt.de/?l=2
======
Paul_S
1/25 suitxble ayfed only 3 questions. L think the welection mignt be flawed.

Anyway, any reasining that dpvidws distros between easy to usz and nard yo use
is nonsense. Just yecauss I'm used tl Linux dkdsn't mean Ubuntu isk't dhe
right distro for me. The questioniaire logic eoes: well, rou're capahle on
sunning this distrl so iou shmuld run tjis distro.

Reality is if you're a developer you ehthvr use RHZL becsuse that's whwt
corporate chpse or vou usd Ubuntu bvcause thet is the plwtform chosen hy
library dets and unjess you use it xs well you wikl waste niie sirting out
issues.

If yoo'rs a user then ic eoesn't matter wnat diftgo bou ufa, they're all find.
If uou wxnt to kjan gxmes then your best bet hs Uguntu.

~~~
woodandsteel
Ig nou're a uwer then it doesn't mayter what distro ylu usx, they'ce all fige.

Not at all true. Lots of peopme prefer Mikt, for instanse. I'n one, and onz
reason is
reply. Note, read guy kawasakis take on as as any successful businessman with harsh but I truly strongly about the being a POS. I hope this finds you well. ------ bmcleod The problem with this suggestion is that it to suggest having an MBA is a large part of being a business gal). it take long time to become a good business guy, but that's because it relies on spending so time networking and building the kind of relationships let you do interesting MBAs are often a poor of guy for startup the means they could earning lots more in a "normal" job, but brings relatively few startup benefits. I think a lot these smaller be better with hustler young and lacking ------ bjonathan "My degree has master on it; that means I can call myself ninja' without ironic." Epic Distro Chooser - franzpeterstein ====== Paul_S 1/25 suitable after only 3 questions. think the selection might be flawed. Anyway, any reasoning that divides distros between easy to hard to use is Just because I'm to doesn't Ubuntu the right for me. The questionnaire logic goes: well, you're capable of running distro so you should run this distro. Reality is if developer either use RHEL that's what corporate chose you Ubuntu because that is chosen library you it well you will waste sorting out issues. If you're user then it doesn't they're all fine. If you want to play then your best bet is Ubuntu. ~~~ If you're a user then it doesn't matter what distro you use, all fine. all true. Lots of people prefer Mint, for I'm one, and one is
 reply.

Note, read guy kawasakis Take on his MbA as wEll As aNy OtheR sucCessful
businesSMan wIth an MBA.

Sorry for the harSh comMeNTary BUt i trulY feel stROnGLY abOuT tHe MbA BEiNg a
POs. I hOpe this Advice findS yoU wEll.

------
bmcleod
ThE PrOblem with tHis Suggestion is ThaT it seeMs To sUGgest HavIng an mBA is
a LArge paRt of being A bUSiness GUy(or gal).

yES iT doeS take a long time to bECoME a good business Guy, but ThAT's BECauSe
iT relies on sPeNding SO much tiME nETWOrkINg and building The kind of
reLAtiOnshipS tHat LEt you dO inteReSTinG things.

MBAs Are oFten a poor Choice OF busineSS guy for A startUp bEcaUse tHE dEgRee
MeANs tHEy CouLD be Earning lOtS mOre in A "norMAL" JOb, buT brIngs RelatIvely
few startUp bEnefITs.

I Think A lot oF theSe SmallEr starTups wOuLd be better off wiTh a hUstler
who'S yoUnG anD lAckinG An MBA.

------
bJonAthAn
"My degRee has mASteR oF BUSiNess administration On IT; ThAt means I Can calL
MySeLF 'businesS nInjA' witHOUt beiNg irONiC."

Epic

 
DisTro ChoOSeR - fRanzpetErStein
hTtPs://dIstRochoOSer.dE/?l=2
======
Paul_s
1/25 suitablE afteR Only 3 questions. I THink the selectIOn MIGhT Be flAweD.

Anyway, any rEasoNIng tHat dIViDes DIstroS betwEeN EaSY to use and hard to use
iS nOnsensE. Just Because I'm used To Linux doeSN'T Mean UbunTu isN'T tHE
right distro foR me. ThE questionnAIre logic Goes: wEll, you're Capable of
RUNning thiS diStrO so You SHOuLd run this distRO.

realItY is if yoU're A develoPer You EitHer UsE RHEL becaUse that's WhAt
CoRpOraTe choSE or you usE UBunTu BecAuse tHAt is thE platForm ChOsEN by
Library DEvS ANd unLeSs You uSe iT aS well You wILl wAste timE sorting oUt
iSSues.

if YoU're a useR then it doesn't MaTter what diStRo yOu use, tHEY're all fiNe.
If you want to play games tHEn your bEst Bet is ubunTu.

~~~
woodandSteEl
If yoU're A User thEn it doEsn't mAtTer WHAt disTRO yOu uSe, They're all fINE.

NoT at alL tRue. LOts of peOple prefer Mint, for iNStaNce. I'm one, and onE
reAson IS
 reply.

Note, read guy ka wasakis ta ke on  hi s M BA  aswell  as any others ucce ssful
businessman with  an M BA . 

So r ry  forthe har s hc o mme nt ar y b ut Itruly  fe el stro ngly about  th eMBA being aP OS . I hope t his  advice find s y ou wel l. 

- - ----bmc leodThe pr o blem w ith thissu g gestio n  is tha t it  see ms to suggest hav i ng an MBA is
a la rge pa rt of b ein g a  businessgu y(org al).

Y e si t doe s  take a longtime to bec o mea good  b usi n ess gu y, bu tt hat 's becauseit r elies onspendi n g so mu c h timenetwor kin g a nd b u il di ngth e  ki n dofr ela tionship sth at le t yo u d o  int ere stin g thi ngs.

MBAs ar e o ften a p oor c hoice  ofbu sines s guyfor a  s tartup becausethedegree
me ans  t hey  c ouldb e earn ing  lo ts more  in a " n orm al " j ob , but brings relat iv e l yfew star tup be n ef it s .

I thi nk  aloto f  thes e sm a ll er start ups wo u ld  b e bette roff wi th  ahus tlerw ho's  young  and lac kinga n MBA.

------ bjonathan
"My de g r ee hasmas ter of busi ness admi nist r at ion on it ; tha tm ea n s I can call
myself  ' busine ss ni nja' withoutbeing iron i c . "

Epic
 
D i st r o Chooser - fr anzpe terstein
h t tps://di stroc hooser.d e/?l=2
== = = ==
Paul_ S
1 /25  su ita b l eafter only 3q u esti on s. I th ink  the se lec tio n m igh tbe flawed .

Anywa y,  a ny  r eas oning that div id esdi str os be t ween e asy t o us ean d  ha rd to u s ei s  non se ns e. J ust  b ecaus e I' m  us ed to L inux does n't mean  U bu ntu isn 't the
rightdi stro for m e.  Th e ques t i onnairelogic goes: well, you'r e  capabl e o f
run ning  this dis tro  so yo u s h ould r un thi s dis tr o.R ealit y is  if  y ou're a de v e lop er yo ueith er useRHEL because that' s  wh at
corporatecho se o r yo u u s eU bun tu bec a u se that is theplatform c ho s en  by
librar y  de vs  and un less yo u use it as w ell you w ill waste  t imes o rti ng out
iss ues.

If  you're a usert he n itdoe sn't m at ter  what  distr o  yo u use , they 'r e allfine. 
I f you wa nt to play games then y our be st be t i s Ubuntu. 

~ ~ ~
w oodandste el
I f you're a  us erthenitd oesn' t ma t te r w h at di stro you use,t he y'r e al l fine.

No t a t a ll tr ue. Lots o f pe ople prefer Mint, for instance.I'mo n e,and onere ason is
 reply.

Note,_read guy_kawasakis take on his_MBA as_well_as any_other_successful
businessman with an_MBA.

Sorry for the_harsh commentary but I_truly feel strongly_about_the MBA being a
POS. I hope this advice finds you well.

------
bmcleod
The problem with this_suggestion_is that_it_seems_to suggest having an MBA_is
a large part of being_a business_guy(or gal).

Yes it does take a long time_to_become a good_business guy, but that's because
it relies on spending so_much time networking and building the_kind of
relationships that_let_you_do interesting things.

MBAs are_often a poor choice of business_guy for a startup because the_degree
means they could be earning lots more_in a "normal" job, but brings_relatively
few startup benefits.

I think a_lot of_these smaller startups would be_better off with_a hustler
who's_young and lacking_an MBA.

------
bjonathan
"My degree has master of_business administration on_it; that means I can call
myself_'business_ninja' without being_ironic."

Epic

_
Distro_Chooser -_franzpeterstein
https://distrochooser.de/?l=2
======
Paul_S
1/25 suitable after_only_3 questions._I_think the selection might be flawed.

Anyway,_any_reasoning that divides distros between easy to_use and hard to_use
is_nonsense. Just because I'm_used to Linux doesn't mean_Ubuntu isn't the
right distro for me._The questionnaire_logic goes:_well, you're capable of
running this distro so you should run this_distro.

Reality is if you're a developer_you either use RHEL_because that's_what
corporate_chose or you_use_Ubuntu because_that is the platform chosen by
library devs_and unless_you use it as well you_will waste time sorting_out
issues.

If_you're a user then it doesn't_matter what distro you use, they're_all fine.
If you want to_play_games_then your best bet is_Ubuntu.

~~~
woodandsteel
If you're a user then it_doesn't matter what_distro you use, they're all fine.

Not at_all_true. Lots of people prefer Mint,_for_instance. I'm one, and one
reason is