“The recent release of Frugalware version 0.4 has the makings of
a fine Linux distribution. It aims to be as simple as possible
while still providing the user with a comfortable, enjoyable
experience–and it is well on its way to achieving that goal.“The Nvidia nForce4 chipset on my motherboard is new and doesn’t
offer good Linux support, which forced me to test Frugalware by
installing it on a VMware virtual machine. But I don’t fault
Frugalware–Debian and Slackware also failed to install on my bare
machine…”
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