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-guess that depends how you have things setup -RH does right-click in KDE AFAIRemember
I quad-boot the following on a single box:
*XP-Home (A legal licensed copy FYI)
*Redhat 9.0
*Mandrake 9.1
*SuSE 8.2
The Linux's are all about the same in ease of use and configurability. Each distro's front end GUI configuration tools differ considerably but basically acomplish the same things -editing those pesky "cryptic" config files and startup scripts.
RH 9 does not come with NTFS read support, but this is easily fixed.
All of the above Linux's become easy and more powerful with experience and knowledge. Keep using what you have and get a good book on Linux basics -and I highly recommend the online course over at
www.linux.org -it starts off slow but is very thorough
You can also find a few good tutorials here
www.linuxjunior.org 
) and all the real nuts and bolts between the two apps are the same. The installation of Mandrake is a lot easier, although neither is THAT tough. 
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