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:OSNews: Xandros: Good Defaults But With Expandability Problems
OSNews: Xandros: Good Defaults But With Expandability Problems
Apr 6, 2004, 03 :30 UTC (7 Talkback[s]) (5157 reads)

(Other stories by Ross Edwards)

"I have been using Xandros for a few weeks now and recently I have had to use it as my sole machine. There are some good things to it, but don't sue it if you plan to do anything with it outside of basically what's installed. Oh, and don't even think of looking for anything more than basic support.

"I'm a programmer by trade and have used Windows 2000 mostly but for various reasons have wanted to move over to Linux. I like to play around with technologies but I am not what you would call a hacker and cant compile a kernel to save my life nor do I want to.

"That said I have been somewhat dissatisfied with many of the major distributions out there. They all seem to be 'windows' like without actually being useable and most have seemingly left out the power user completely. By Windows like I partially mean by look and feel but I also mean not having to deal with dependency hell and having to scramble around looking for patches..."

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OSNews: Review: Xandros Business Edition 2.0(Mar 16, 2004)
The Register: XandrosOS: User-Friendly to a Fault(Feb 17, 2004)
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OSNews: Review: Xandros Deluxe 2.0(Feb 06, 2004)


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He makes some good points but he apparen ...   Punctuation is our friend   
BillD
Apr 6, 2004, 06:00:50
 
"a programmer by trade" ... "cant compil ...   Programmer that can't compile?   
Ash
Apr 6, 2004, 06:10:28
 
Unfortunately, I find this reviewer typi ...   What a whingy gripe!!   
Lars Erlandsen
Apr 6, 2004, 09:50:01
 
but don't sue it if you plan to do a ...   Stupid Legal Crap Again   
David
Apr 6, 2004, 12:08:28
 
Nope, you are correct.  If you can call  ...   Re: Punctuation is our friend   
Todd
Apr 6, 2004, 13:45:45
 
This is a truly wretched article. Even a ...   Dreck. Why was this linked?   
Doug Bostrom
Apr 6, 2004, 15:26:20
 
Do you want a distro that gives you choi ...   What do you want?   
David Johnson
Apr 6, 2004, 17:50:23
 
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