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:OfB.biz: The Stealth Desktop Part I: Finding a New Distro
OfB.biz: The Stealth Desktop Part I: Finding a New Distro
Jul 6, 2004, 11 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5765 reads)

(Other stories by Eduardo Sánchez G.)

[ Thanks to Timothy R. Butler for this link. ]

"The issue of GNU/Linux as a desktop operating system is hot these days. You can hear here and there about someone switching their proprietary desktops, or considering doing such a thing, to GNU/Linux. Most of these stories refer to some desktop-oriented or mainstream distribution, such as Mandrake, Red Hat/Fedora, or SUSE. However, there is one distribution you would seldom hear about and yet, it is uniquely qualified for heavy-duty desktop usage. I would like to show you how you could use this GNU/Linux distribution for desktop fun and profit.

"Do I have your attention yet? Well, let me provide a few more details on what this particular distribution has to offer..."

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