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Linux.com: Review: SimplyMEPIS 3.4-3

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“SimplyMEPIS is a KDE-based, Debian-derived distro that focuses
on desktop use. The previous stable release came out in May of
2005, but the newest version of SimplyMEPIS is scheduled for
release today, and it looks like a great release for anyone who’s
interested in desktop Linux.

“The SimplyMEPIS installer is a bit different from other
installers you might be used to. Rather than using an Anaconda-like
installer or a text-mode installer like Debian’s or Ubuntu’s, you
install SimplyMEPIS using a custom MEPIS installer after you boot
into a live CD environment…”

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