Cnet xandros review.
http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,120097,00.asp
OK, here?s the deal, I am not new to the CNET forums and usually hang around the XP forum (see my profile) - as you will see I am no ?newbie? in general ? however, I know next to nothing about Linux operating systems.
I woke up this morning and decided, using a spare hard disk I have (4Gigs), I would set up a Linux OS with just open sourse apps. I have a stand alone computer and use a dialup connection - To the OS, I initially intend adding a basic suite of applications such as mozilla and Open Office.
My question is this, which ?distribution? would be best suited to my needs. I suppose I am looking for a basic distribution, one that I can tinker with and learn, and yet one that is not too complex ? The distribution should perhaps be a smaller clone of some of the larger versions so an upgrade or expansion would be a natural progression.
Any recommendations, links, or leads would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Peter

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