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Oct 14, 2008, 21 :03 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2653 reads)

(Other stories by John Carlson)

"In appearance, TinyMe is attractive enough that I haven't been tempted to change anything, which is rare for me.

"TinyMe comes with a good selection of software to handle most of the basic computer tasks of today. It includes Abiword for word processing, Opera for Web browsing, Sylpheed for email, and GThumb digital camera support. However, there appears to be no included spreadsheet or database manager, and adding my printer required downloading CUPS.

"Fortunately, these software problems are easily fixed. TinyMe has access to the full PCLinuxOS software library. This gives users far more choices than some other light distros, such as Puppy. Package management is handled by Synaptic, which works easily and reliably."

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