How to Distro Hop Without Killing Your Productivity
Apr 01, 2009, 17:01 (0 Talkback[s])
"Distro hopping can be tons of fun, but it can really kill your
productivity if you're not careful. You can easily spend tons of
time configuring your latest favorite Linux variant instead of
getting stuff done, and that's the best-case scenario! In a
worst-case situation, you could end up losing your files in a
botched installation, or working on a surprise deadline in an
unfamiliar environment. Here's how to distro-hop the
ProductiveLinux way."
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