[ Thanks to finid
for this link. ]
“Momonga is a Linux distribution based on Fedora. It is
a community-developed distribution with roots in Japan (the name is
derived from a species of flying squirrel found in Europe and parts
of Asia). Like Fedora, it is a multi-purpose distribution, a Free
distribution, with a script that makes it easy to build and install
non-free applications“This review, the first for Momonga on this website, also marks
its first listing in the Desktop/Server category.“Installation: Like Sabayon, Momonga’s installation program is
the same version of Anaconda that made its debut on Fedora 13. It,
therefore, has support for LVM, the Linux Logical Volume Manager,
softRAID, and full disk encryption. It also supports installation
to remote storage devices (for example to SANs and to disks
attached to mainframes). LVM is the default disk partitioning
scheme, with ext4 as the default journaling file system. The other
journaling file system supported by default is ext3.”