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 | I hate that I can install an 8 yr old version of Microsoft Windows XP that was bought the first week it was released on my Core i7/X58 chipset system, but can't install a Linux distro that doesn't have, at least, kernel 2.6.27. Why? Why can Windows be written so …  |
| | Mandriva is an excellent. and polished, Linux distro. I'm running both 2009.1 Spring and 2010 RC2 both x86-64. I also highly recommend PCLinuxOS. It was my bread and butter for years, and still the distro I most recommend. If you like to fiddle less and use your apps more, PCLinuxOS …  |
| | First of all, to set the record straight, Fedora is [I]not[/I] what we used to call Red Hat Linux. Fedora was an existing project that Red Hat got behind when they folded up their retail desktop Linux operation. Red Hat Linux was a very stable, very highly polished retail offering … |
| | Innovation? Are you kidding me? Ever notice how Vista looked eerily like KDE 3.5.x with some Compiz elements? Notice how Win7 looks eerily like KDE 4.x.x? Who's really innovating, here? KDE 3.5.x and Compiz were out before Vista, and likewise with KDE 4 and Win7. I know the interface uses … |
| | First of all, wasn't DSL Debian based? So, can't you use another Debian based distro and be happy? What exactly is the loss here? I just switched from PCLinuxOS to Mandriva. Big deal... I was even using Linux Mint, which is Debian based, for a bit over the summer. My … |
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