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SLED 10 rocks!
Submitted by romansky on Wednesday 4th of October 2006 09:42:40 PM Filed underAnd just to get that out of the way; SLED 10 is an amazing OS. I can't remeber ever having had so many «how can this be free software ?!?»-experiences. Everything is easy, everything is beautiful.
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Discovering Linux - The Experiences of a Linux Newbie
Submitted by romansky on Wednesday 9th of August 2006 08:59:48 AM Filed underThe concept of open-source, free software is very appealing. Many of the Linux-distros are very good, but I still haven't found one that fits my needs perfectly. Also, my needs will propably change as I become more aquainted to Linux. At this time, my favourite distro is propably Mandriva One, though it would've been Ubuntu if they had had support for restricted formats.
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