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Linux.com: Review: Turbolinux 11 “Fuji”

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“Turbolinux has been around since 1992. Everyone knows about
this commercial distro, but for some reason it never became as
popular as SUSE or Mandriva. Turbolinux 11, code-named ‘Fuji,’ was
released recently and I decided it was time to see if Turbolinux
measures up to other Linux distros. The Fuji release has some
interesting features, but I found the release to be a
disappointment overall.

“The system I used for the review is a Pentium 4 running at 2.54
GHz, with 512MB RAM, a 128MB TI4200 Nvidia video card, the SIS 7012
chipset for sound, and a SIS 900 network chipset onboard, and a DVD
recordable drive…”

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