Linux Universe: Libranet - GNU/Linux Bliss

"This is my review of Libranet 2.8.1, a Debian based GNU/Linux distribution. This was my first experience with Libranet, but I was impressed with what I saw...

"The installation is text based, but it is very clearly laid out and easy to use. It occurs in two stages. During the first stage you begin the install process by booting off the CD (or you can create floppies if the machine does not support CD booting), do the partitioning, set the time zone, and install the base system. The base system install is an automatic process, no package selection or any other advanced configuration was necessary. I found the entire process to be intuitive and easy. It flawlessly detected the existence of Windows on another partition and asked me if I wanted to add it to the boot menu. If you wish to see some screen shots of the process or get additional help on the install before you begin, be sure to look at the Libranet Installation Guide. In short it was a breeze to install and would have received a full +2 if it were a full GUI installer. If you are a moderate to advanced GNU/Linux user this is not an issue at all, and you can view this as a +2..."

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