An Everyday Linux User Review Of Makulu Linux Aero Edition
I last reviewed Makulu Linux back in May 2014 when it was still at version 6. I summed up my feelings towards Makulu Linux by stating that I can't wait for versions 7, 8 and 9 and that I had the warm glow with Makulu which I had felt previously with SolusOS, Fuduntu and Point Linux.
The artwork in Makulu Linux has always been very good and it has been put together in a unique and interesting way with some eclectic software picks.
Makulu Linux Aero Edition has been made to look more like Windows. The Makulu webpage describes this version as follows.
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