Re: LNX-BBC review on linux.com
"Aaron Cohen" <[email protected]> Thu, 19 Feb 2004 06:10:14 +0800
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Subject: Re: LNX-BBC review on linux.com > > > > http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=04/02/04/1533212 > > On that note, I'd like to mention that Knoppix and > it's dirivatives aren't as great as most people think > either... IMHO, find that Knoppix is too slow to load on PC's that just make the HW minimal-req, as compared with lnx-bbc and DamnSmallLinux, as reviewed in site above. > > I'm writing some reviews on all of the live cd > distributions I've tried for a site I visit a lot. If > anyone is interested, I'll post a link to the reviews > when they are done. Lnx-BBC, SLAX (and Slackware > Live, it's predecessor), Knoppix, DamnSmall, Gnoppix, > Feather, Keeper, Puppy, SysRecCD, and MandrakeMove are > some of the ones I'll be reviewing... I'm starting > with SLAX and Slackware Live, but Lnx-BBC will likely > be the next review. Have been following the ongoing threads at the "Linux-Distributions" subforums at the LinuxQuestion.org (here called LQ.org) site http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/index.php. Subforums are currently "Arch", "cAos", "CollegeLinux", "Conectiva", "DamnSmallLinux", "Debian", "Fedora", "Libranet", "LindowsOS", "Linux From Scratch", "Mandrake", "Red Hat", "Slackware", and "VectorLinux" as of this writing. Maybe some of the thread info from the LQ.org "DamnSmallLinux", "Mandrake", "Slackware" and "VectorLinux" subforums can be helpful for above review and for Lnx-BBC forum readers here? Think that threads on Lnx-BBC and other live CD threads are in LQ.org's general "Linux-Distributions" forum and in the "Debian" subforum (e.g., Knoppix) -- acohen36's Universal Recursion Postulate: "There exists at least one subatomic particle in our Universe which CONTAINS at least one non-self subatomic particle." -- ______________________________________________ Check out the latest SMS services @ http://www.linuxmail.org This allows you to send and receive SMS through your mailbox. Powered by Outblaze